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Childhood

Childhood

by Leo Tolstoy

Can we ever truly recapture the essence of our earliest years? Leo Tolstoy's "Childhood" is our guide in this endeavor. This semi-autobiographical novel is a profound exploration of the innocence, wonder, and sometimes, the confusion that defines our formative years. Tolstoy's narrative, told through the eyes of young Nikolai, masterfully captures the fleeting moments of joy and the subtle undercurrents of sadness that permeate our earliest memories. The author's keen observation of human nature and his ability to convey the complexity of emotions with simplicity, make this book a timeless classic. "Childhood" is not just a nostalgic journey, it's an introspective voyage into the human spirit.

Chapters 28
Books/Sections 1
Difficulty Beginner

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  • Childhood