That House I Bought: A Little Letter of Life by Henry Edward Warner is a fascinating meditation on property, homes, and various aspects of life. In this work, the author addresses the topic of property ownership and the perception of the house as a symbol of stability. Through his own experience, Henry Edward Warner raises important questions about the meaning of ownership, family comfort and self-identification through the spaces we call our homes. The book reveals the deep thoughts of the author about the nature of man, his relationship with the environment and inner aspirations. "That House I Bought: A Little Letter of Life" is an essay that leaves behind thoughts about life's values and the place we call home.