"Limits" is an exciting novel by the contemporary Russian writer Kirillov, which plunges the reader into a world where the boundaries between reality and fiction are erased, and the internal conflicts of the characters become a reflection of deeper philosophical issues. This work not only captivates, but also makes you think about what it really means to be human in conditions of constant choice and uncertainty. The plot of the book revolves around several main characters, each of whom faces his own "limits" - moral, emotional and physical. These limits become not only a source of suffering, but also catalysts for change. At the center of the story is a story about finding yourself, about how important it is to be able to overcome your own fears and limitations. The reader watches as the characters, each in their own unique context, try to find a way out of the entangled situations that confront them with a choice: follow the usual paths or take risks and change their lives. The book will be of interest to a wide range of readers, especially those who are fond of psychological dramas, philosophical reflections and social issues. Suitable for both younger and more mature audiences, The Limits addresses topics relevant to anyone who has ever wondered about the meaning of life, freedom of choice, and responsibility for their actions. If you like the works of such authors as Viktor Pelevin or Lyudmila Ulitskaya, then “Limits” will definitely attract your attention. Kirillov, known for his deep style and skill in creating multi-layered characters, in this novel demonstrates his ability to immerse the reader in complex emotional states. His prose is permeated with subtle humor and irony, which makes reading not only informative, but also fascinating. The author skillfully uses metaphors and symbols, which allows the reader not only to follow the development of the plot, but also to reflect on the deeper meanings hidden behind the words. The topics raised in the “Limits” address not only personal conflicts, but also broader social issues. What are the boundaries of human freedom? What happens when these boundaries are violated? How to cope with the pressure of society and the expectations of others? These issues become central to the reflections of the characters, and, consequently, in the reflections of the reader. The book encourages us to think about how often we set ourselves limitations and how important it is to be able to overcome them. "Borders" is not just a novel, it is an invitation to deep introspection and reflection on life, about what it means to be real, free and happy. This is a work that will stay with you for a long time, forcing you to return to its pages and rethink your own “limits”. If you are looking for literature that can not only entertain, but also inspire change, Kirillov’s “Limits” are your ideal choice.