Alex Duthie
'The Reason - Cause and Effect' delves into the intricacies of the human condition and human existence within the context of Earth’s environment. The book unfolds its narrative in chapters one through twelve, and later in chapters fourteen through sixteen, providing a deep exploration of what it means to be human in our world.Within this thought-provoking narrative, a captivating short story introduces us to John Stewart, a compelling character who hails from a privileged background in the heart of Chicago, Illinois. John’s family, including his parents Norm and Gladys, are the proud owners of the Stewart Importing Company, an esteemed business venture that traces its origins back to John’s great-grandfather, James. This company specializes in importing a wide array of products from across the globe, with a particular focus on goods originating from China.As the story unfolds, John is entrusted with the significant responsibility of overseeing the company’s Chinese imports. In his initial days, he embarks on an extensive journey to China, immersing himself in the country’s vibrant culture and forging valuable connections with various individuals, including a set of intriguing twins. John’s benevolent nature shines through as he assists the twins in their pursuit of education and introduces them to the enchanting travel destinations of China, the USA, and Canada.' The Reason - Cause and Effect' is not only a narrative of John’s personal experiences but also a chronicle of the twins’ captivating journey. It weaves a compelling tapestry that explores the cause-and-effect relationships that shape their lives, offering readers a profound and insightful perspective on the complexities of human existence.
