When Ezequiel was diagnosed with AIDS, he was left alone, without family and friends - they turned their backs on him. His life was full of contemptuous glances and reproaches. The only thing that helped him cope with his illness was his husky dog Sacha, a cello and the sudden appearance of a little brother who gave him the support, acceptance and love that Ezequiel needed all these years...This book is more than a story about a young man who is sick AIDS and reunites with his younger brother. This is a story that shows the importance of trust in a family and shows how everything falls apart when you are not accepted. Argentine writer Antonio Santa Ana's story "The Eyes of the Husky" was published in 1998 and became a classic of Latin American youth literature, joining the extracurricular reading lists in the school curriculum. . The book became a bestseller in Latin America and sold over 1 million copies. Published for the first time in Russian, translated by Daria Sinitsina. 5 reasons to buy the book “The Eyes of a Husky”:• New in the “Non-Children's Books” series, which raises sensitive and important topics;• Bestseller in Latin American countries, sold over 1 million copies, is included in extracurricular reading lists;• 25 years after its release, the book does not lose its relevance, since the problem of HIV and AIDS has already acquired pandemic proportions;• Topics that concern many: the prejudices of people in regarding HIV and AIDS, relationships in a family where there is a sick person; the importance of trusting relationships, mutual understanding, support and acceptance from relatives and friends; the theme of loneliness and renunciation, when a person is forced to cope with an illness on his own; the theme of the death of a loved one when he slowly fades away from an incurable disease;• Brilliant translation from Spanish by Daria Sinitsina.