It changed the hearts of children who were like a wasteland
The story of a magical secret garden

The classic "The Secret Garden," which has been consistently loved by readers around the world for over 110 years since its publication, has been republished with the original 1911 first edition cover design by The Story.
Featuring original illustrations by 18th-century British illustrator Charles Robinson, the book allows readers to experience the magical transformation of the secret garden and the transformation of the main characters in a realistic way.
Thanks to its captivating plot, lovable characters, and the mysterious and beautiful imagery of the secret garden, this work has been adapted into numerous films, musicals, and animations.
In the movie "The Secret Garden" released in August 2020, Colin Person plays Mary's uncle Archibald Craven, and you can enjoy comparing the original and the movie.


The Secret Garden, which can be considered the greatest masterpiece of Frances Hodgson Burnett, the author of A Little Prince and A Little Princess, shows the process of a protagonist in a poor environment overcoming adversity without losing his inner positive will, and has been consistently loved for containing all the virtues that a traditional coming-of-age novel should have.
Furthermore, it is exciting and even touching to see Mary, who grew up as a grumpy and difficult child due to her parents' neglect, communicate with nature, heal her inner ruins, and breathe life into the hearts of those around her and change them.
In that it transcends class and generational boundaries and fosters friendship, and everyone achieves a happy ending, The Secret Garden is a work without any shortcomings.