The Garnet Bracelet

"Read it, it is true art, understandable to everyone without comment," — wrote Fedor Batyushkov about Kuprin. Love: a gift or a sentence? The great Russian classic explores it in all its manifestations: from fleeting feelings and quiet support — to tormenting passion with a tragic conclusion. In the title story of the collection "The Garnet Bracelet," some see a hymn to selfless feelings, while others see a tragedy of loneliness and obsession.

The collection includes seven works by Kuprin about love — from "Sulamith," inspired by a biblical story, to delicate family lyricism in the tale "The Lilac Bush." "Love must be the greatest mystery in the world! No life's conveniences, calculations, and compromises should touch it," — says Kuprin's hero.

The book was published in the series "Eternal Stories. Young Adult" — with a cover by YUREI and internal design by kirapika. A modern format of classics for those who choose books with their heart — to reread or discover for the first time.

- For connoisseurs of Russian and world classics.
- For fans of the series "Eternal Stories. Young Adult."
- For everyone who loves prose about love.
- For fans of the works of Alexander Kuprin.