The book “Once again about the rainbow” by Evgeny Trifonov is an exciting work that immerses the reader in the world of human emotions, experiences and the search for the meaning of life. Trifonov, known for his deep and multi-layered texts, once again demonstrates his unique style, combining poetry and prose, philosophical reflections and simple human stories. In Once Again About the Rainbow, the author explores the theme of hope and change that is so important to each of us. The main character, faced with difficult life circumstances, begins his path to self-knowledge and inner transformation. Against the background of bright images of the rainbow, symbolizing hope and new opportunities, the story unfolds about how important it is not to lose faith in the best, even when life challenges us. Trifonov masterfully describes the inner conflicts of the character, his fears and dreams, allowing the reader to feel the whole gamut of emotions that a person experiences on the verge of change. This book will be of interest to a wide range of readers, especially those who are looking for inspiration and support in difficult times. Young people and adults experiencing crises in their personal life or career will find comfort and motivation in it. People interested in psychology, philosophy and self-development will appreciate the author’s deep reflections on the nature of happiness and the meaning of life. The book can also attract the attention of fans of fiction, who appreciate the vivid images and emotional saturation of the text. The topics raised in "Once Again About the Rainbow" are relevant and universal. Trifonov touches on the issues of self-acceptance, finding their place in the world and the importance of communicating with others. It shows how sometimes in the most difficult situations we can find the strength to change and grow. The reader will be forced to think about his own experiences and how they affect his life. The book emphasizes that each of us is able to create a rainbow, even if the path to it is thorny and difficult. Trifonov's style is distinguished by lyricism and depth. His language is rich in metaphors and images that make you think and feel. By reading “Once Again About the Rainbow”, you will not only follow the development of the plot, but also plunge into the world of philosophical reflections that will force you to rethink your own views on life. This work can be compared to his other works, such as Shadows on the Wall and Letters of Love, where the author also explores complex human feelings and relationships. If you are looking for a book that not only entertains, but also makes you think about the important, “Once again about the rainbow” will be an excellent choice. It will give you hope and inspiration, reminding you that even in the most difficult times it is worth looking for light and joy. Read this book, and perhaps you too will see your rainbow, which will become a symbol of new opportunities and changes in your life.