Anna Karenina. Volume 2

The novel by Leo Tolstoy (1828-1910) "Anna Karenina" is the most read book in the world. It depicts the Russian reality of the 1870s in great detail: the life of the capitals and the working Russia; high society and peasant households; the structure of the state and the laws of that time; sciences and philosophy, and much more. It is an encyclopedia of characters and experiences, an encyclopedic atlas of psychology and thoughts. It is an encyclopedia both in large and small: the subtle movements of the human soul, the tiniest details - all astonish with their precision. This is a book about eternal values: about love and forgiveness, about family and faith. About the meaning of life. The story of a married woman who fell in love with a young officer and left her husband for him has been adapted multiple times in Russia and abroad and is still performed on theatrical stages. The edition includes parts five to eight of the novel.