Childhood. Adolescence. Youth – Nikolai Tolstoy – Eksmo – 2026 – ISBN 978-5-04-178310-5
Childhood. Adolescence. Youth
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Leo Nikolayevich Tolstoy's trilogy "Childhood. Boyhood. Youth" chronicles the coming-of-age of Nikolenka Irtenyev, covering the key stages of his personality development, from his first conscious impressions to early adulthood.
In "Childhood," the hero lives on the family estate, surrounded by relatives and mentors, experiencing joy, love, and a carefree life for the first time. These joys are shattered by the loss of his mother and a move to Moscow.
"Boyhood" immerses the reader in the atmosphere of adolescence: Nikolenka faces internal contradictions, loneliness, the search for meaning in life, forms his first deep friendships, and experiences the death of his grandmother.
In "Youth," the hero feels separated from his family, experiences the joys and disappointments of first love, makes mistakes, and for the first time seriously considers his own moral principles and future.
The books amazed the author's contemporaries with their subtle psychology and a technique of introspection, unusual for their time. To this day, these works serve as reliable assistants to young readers in matters of self-determination and character development when faced with a changing world.
In "Childhood," the hero lives on the family estate, surrounded by relatives and mentors, experiencing joy, love, and a carefree life for the first time. These joys are shattered by the loss of his mother and a move to Moscow.
"Boyhood" immerses the reader in the atmosphere of adolescence: Nikolenka faces internal contradictions, loneliness, the search for meaning in life, forms his first deep friendships, and experiences the death of his grandmother.
In "Youth," the hero feels separated from his family, experiences the joys and disappointments of first love, makes mistakes, and for the first time seriously considers his own moral principles and future.
The books amazed the author's contemporaries with their subtle psychology and a technique of introspection, unusual for their time. To this day, these works serve as reliable assistants to young readers in matters of self-determination and character development when faced with a changing world.
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