Leo Tolstoy 2.1

The book collection of Leo Tolstoy offers a profound exploration of human experience, reflecting the author's literary mastery and depth of insight.

• Boyhood: This autobiographical work provides a glimpse into Tolstoy's early years, capturing the innocence and complexities of childhood.
• Childhood: A continuation of the themes presented in Boyhood, this piece delves deeper into the formative experiences that shaped Tolstoy's character.
• War and Peace: Often regarded as one of the greatest novels of all time, it intricately weaves personal and historical narratives during the Napoleonic wars.
• Youth: This novella reflects on the tumultuous emotions and existential questions that arise during young adulthood.

• Anna Karénine - Tome I: The first part of this remarkable novel examines love, infidelity, and societal expectations in 19th-century Russia.
• Anna Karénine - Tome II: The continuation explores the consequences of passion and the quest for redemption, deepening the reader’s understanding of its tragic protagonist.

• Anna Karenina: The consolidation of this classic in a German edition highlights its universal themes and enduring relevance across cultures.