@Kiel_Farren There's a number of adult books that also come in a children's version. They're usually "uplifting" stories, things with an inspirational message that publishers think they can sell to parents whose hearts were touched by the original version, but who are also the kind of people who won't let their children read grown-up books.
Art of Racing In the Rain is told from the point of view of a dog who belongs to a race car driver; it's the dog's observations on human life. If you're the sort of person who thinks "that which you manifest is before you" is timeless wisdom, you'll enjoy it.
