Bāgh'hā-yi Kīyutu: Persian 1394

In "The Gardens of Kyoto", the narrator is a young girl who talks about a tragic love that happened to her when she was a teenager. From World War II and "Randall" who loved her dearly. Randall is killed on the island of Yojima, Japan, and leaves behind a book called Kyoto Gardens, which is a history of Japan's miniature gardens that were destroyed during the war. The story of "Randall" family and the life of "Alan", the main character of the story and his family, and the damage that war causes to people's lives are beautifully depicted in this book. Along with the events that happen, the book delves into the era of black slavery in America and racial discrimination, and the escape of slaves to Randall's father's house, who is a university professor and adds to its charm.