The secret garden

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The Secret Garden is one of the most beloved children's stories, opening doors to the deepest corners of the heart. On a rainy day, nine-year-old Mary Lennox arrives at her uncle Archibald Craven's gloomy estate. Her new guardian is a strange, unapproachable man, and even more mysterious is his home—a vast manor with a hundred rooms, where the sound of crying echoes at night. Surrounding it is a garden that no one is allowed to enter. Determined to unravel the mystery of the nighttime cries, Mary sets out to find the key to the forbidden garden. A small bird with red feathers plays a significant role in her quest. The story of Mary Lennox and her friends, Colin Craven and Dickon Sowerby, along with the beautiful, magical garden where everyone feels happy, touches and inspires young people around the world. First published in 1911, this timeless tale has been adapted into various films and television series, capturing the imagination of generations.