The Complete Works of Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin, edited by Wengerov, is not just a book, but a real treasure trove of Russian literature, which contains the works of one of the greatest poets and writers of all time. Pushkin, like no other, was able to capture the spirit of his era, convey the depth of human feelings and create images that remain relevant to this day. In this collection you will find not only famous poems and poems, but also prose works that open up new facets of the author's talent. The book covers the entire creative path of Pushkin, starting with his early poems, full of youthful enthusiasm and romantic idealism, and ending with mature works in which he explores more complex and deep themes. Readers will be able to enjoy such masterpieces as “Eugene Onegin”, “Ruslan and Lyudmila”, “Captain’s Daughter” and many others. Each text in this collection is not just a literary work, but a whole universe full of emotions, philosophical reflections and social commentary. This book will be interesting for both young readers and adults who want to immerse themselves in the world of Russian classics. Students studying literature will find in it rich material for analysis and discussion, and lovers of poetry will be able to enjoy the musicality and rhythm of Pushkin’s lines. In addition, the "Complete collection of works" will be an excellent gift for those who appreciate high literature and want to get acquainted with the basics of Russian culture. The themes raised in Pushkin's works are diverse and multifaceted. It addresses issues of love and devotion, freedom and destiny, as well as the social and historical aspects of 19th-century Russia. Pushkin appeals to eternal human values, and his texts remain relevant, causing resonant responses in the hearts of readers of different generations. His ability to combine simplicity and depth makes each piece unique and memorable. Pushkin’s style is his calling card . He masterfully uses language, creating vivid images and metaphors that are easy to remember. His poetry is full of musicality, and prose - dynamics and tension. In this collection, readers will be able to see how Pushkin experimented with the form and