Ivan Turgenev is a noble nest. Gift book bound in leather.

"The Noble Nest" is one of Turgenev's finest and saddest novels. A poetic, amazingly beautiful story of unfulfilled love, broken hopes and the difficult fate of a brilliant, intelligent man who once made a tragic mistake and paid for it all his life.

Lavretsky is one of the most sympathetic representatives of the noble-landowner environment, a person who is both thin-minded and sensitive, however... turned out to be unable - with all his strength of spirit - to do a big thing, aged early. And Lisa Kalitina. Along with Pushkin's Tatiana, Lisa is one of the most charming figures of Russian literature. She is all a rush to goodness and heroic mercy. Lisa treats people with that purely Russian, devoid of screaming external manifestations, but deep in the heart of the seated pity that characterizes the ancient Russian ascetics.