<p><b>A visually stunning horror story, ghost story, and work of graphic literary fiction, this book tells a raw and disturbing story rooted in our human history, with a devastating and unforgettable ending. </b></p><p><br></p><p>"How can you see letters without wanting to read them? How can you look at the sea without wanting to swim in it?"</p><p>A young boy discovers that his father has been writing a secret book––a book that turns out to be a history of infanticide. <span>Compelled by curiosity, the boy delves into the book, where he swims in the sea of his father''s sloping handwriting. </span></p><p>Every night, he reads a fragment—pages that make him feel suffocated and unable to sleep. And every day he ponders whether children need know this horror story. But the boy''s most pressing concern is something else: that history i