Books (novels and essays) Anglo-American literature Unique loneliness of Lemon Cake

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Anglo-American Literature
Japanese Literature
/ 「 Type I can't just tell you that I've been thinking a lot about what it means to be sensitive while I'm writing this book. 」 Aimee Bender On the ninth birthday, the moment I ate a piece of Lemon Cake that my mother had made for me, Rose felt an inexplicable and strange taste. Absent, hungry, whirled, and empty. It was the feeling of my mother that I didn't want to admit. It was inside my mother. Since then, Rose has had the ability to quickly understand the feeling of the person who made it. Rose grows without telling anyone about his magical, but frightening talent. Rose realizes his mother's secret, knows his father's indifference, and feels the danger of his brother moving away from the world. Soon after his brother's disappearance, Rose learns the secret of his egregious talent. It is a story of love, loss, and hope that portrays the pain and beauty of life.