Dostoevsky, with the work "The Brothers Karamazov," concludes his universal contribution and the cycle of his life.

In his last and most profound work, Dostoevsky chooses characters who will dominate a story where the tragic blends with the beautiful, the atheist stands in awe before effortless revelations, and the intellectual seeks to kiss the hand of a simple hermit.

The work overflows with the obvious contrasts between the false and the true, where barbarity and vulgarity seem insignificant compared to the vastness of kindness.

Dostoevsky is so great that only he can "elevate you so high and call you to the purest cleanliness."

- The masterpiece by Fyodor Dostoevsky adored by millions of readers.
- The thoroughness of the character analysis in the work makes it a milestone in modern psychology.
- One of the most widely read works of world classic literature.