El arte de conducir bajo la lluvia

by Garth Stein

First published 2009

Enzo knows he differs from other dogs. This thoughtful canine possesses an almost human soul and serves as companion to Denny Swift, a young racing driver with championship dreams. Through Denny, Enzo learns that life mirrors racing. Speed matters less than technique when navigating difficult turns. As Enzo approaches death, he reflects on the trials his family endured. Denny sacrificed for his racing career while caring for his wife Eve and daughter Zoë. When Eve died unexpectedly, a brutal custody fight threatened to separate Denny from Zoë. Despite his limitations as a dog, Enzo fought to protect the Swift family. He held onto hope that Denny would achieve racing glory and keep Zoë by his side. The story unfolds through Enzo's eyes as he balances his loyalty to Denny with his understanding of human nature, learned from years of observation and devotion.

Genres: fiction, literary-fiction, family-life, contemporary

Vibes: emotional-atmospheric, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: found-family, unreliable-narrator

200 pages · Paperback · Suma

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