Branches on the water. Tabb Ch.

Jack Turner lives in a coastal American town. His family is not rich, but there are friends with whom he has fun. Once, while fishing, they meet a skeleton, a thin and hungry dog, and Jack immediately wants to take him to himself. But the father refuses to give Jack the money, so he has to look for a job in order to feed a new friend. So fate reduces Jack and Hank Pittman. He helps the boy with his misfortune, and both of them find support in each other, which for many years were deprived of. But the world, full of gossip and anger, is too vicious to believe in a sincere friendship between an adult man and a boy. Hank is accused of a terrible crime that he did not commit. How now Jack to prove the truth when even their own parents do not believe him? The story of hope, sincere friendship and love that wins everything.