The Great Pentateuch of F. M. Dostoevsky (Crime and Punishment, The Brothers Karamazov, The Idiot, The Adolescent, Demons)

The Great Gift Pentateuch of Fyodor Dostoevsky - a set of 5 books: 

Crime and Punishment
The story of student Rodion Raskolnikov, who committed murder for the idea of "higher rights" and went through the torments of conscience, a moral crisis, and the path to redemption.

The Brothers Karamazov
The drama of the Karamazov family, centered around the murder of the father and the collision of different worldviews of the three brothers. A novel about faith, freedom, choice, and human nature.

The Idiot
Prince Myshkin returns to Russia, full of kindness and sincerity, but faces the cynicism of society. His purity turns out to be tragically incompatible with the cruelty of those around him.

The Adolescent
A confession of the young Arkady Dolgoruky, full of ambitions and searching for his place in the world. A novel about growing up, self-identification, and the clash of ideals with reality.

Demons
A political-philosophical novel about a group of revolutionaries in a provincial town. A portrayal of the destructive power of ideas and the chaos they bring to society.