About this audiobook
"Anna Karenina" of Leo Tolstoy is the greatest socio-psychological novel in the history of world literature, recognized as the standard of the prose about love, family and the destructive force of human passions. In this scale book Tolstoy explores the thinest movements of the soul and shows how past happiness can turn into a personal catastrophe. On the one hand, the brilliant married St. Petersburg lady Anna Karenina, whose ordered life breaks down after the sudden and all-absorbent explosion of passion for the young officer Alexey Vronsky. For this love, Anna decides to challenge the hypocrite superior light, her husband and even to break with her son. On the other hand, the master Constantine Levin, who through doubts, hard work and family life with Kitty Scherbatskaya hardly seeks the true meaning of being, spiritual peace and simple earth happiness. Tolstoy managed to create not just a tragic love story, but a magnificent panorama of the Russian society of the end of the nineteenth century, where eternal questions of loyalty, duty, freedom of choice and the price of egoism remain relevant today. What about the book in three words: Passion, Family, Tragedy. Who to read: Everyone who is looking for unbeatable psychologism wants to get immersed in the most complex interconnections of human relationships and understand why "every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way."
