About this audiobook
The "Dvoryan Nest" of Ivan Turgenev is one of the most poetic, elegant and melancholic novels of the Russian classics, which has become the reference of the prose about the subtlety of human senses and the decaying era of the old noble settlements. Disappointed in life, surviving the betrayal and betrayal of a secular wife, he seeks peace and loneliness in his family possession. Here, in the silence of the provincial fool, he meets the nineteenth-year-old Lisa Kalitin, a pure, deeply religious and sincere girl. Between the heroes, a deep, mature feeling rises, and the sudden news of the death of the wife of Lavretsky seems to open them the way to real happiness. It is a surprisingly musical and sad novel about the debt, the impossibility to build happiness on the misfortune of another, about humiliation before the age and the inevitable change of generations. Who to read: Lovers of thin psychology, famous “Turgenev girls” and everyone who wants to get immersed in the nostalgic and charming atmosphere of Russian house life.
