Source is an outstanding work by Ayn Rand, first published in 1943, which continues to be relevant and inspiring to readers of all ages. This book is not just a novel, but a philosophical study of the nature of creativity, individuality and the struggle against a system that suppresses true talents and ambitions. The main character, Howard Roark, is an architect who refuses to adapt to social norms and requirements. It embodies the ideal of a human creator striving for self-expression and independence. Roark does not compromise, even when faced with the brutal realities of a world that does not appreciate originality and innovation. His struggle for the right to create according to his own rules becomes the central theme of the work, and the reader is immersed in a world where individuality and creativity are under threat. The book will be of interest to those who appreciate deep philosophical reflections and seek inspiration in the story of overcoming difficulties. Young people, students, as well as professionals seeking self-realization and independence, will find in the Source a lot of responses to their internal experiences and aspirations. This work is suitable both for those who are already familiar with the philosophy of objectivism, and for those who are just starting their way in studying this concept. Ayn Rand, as an author, is known for her unique style, which combines elements of fiction and philosophical treatise. In "Source" she masterfully creates images that remain in the memory of the reader for a long time. Her language is full of vivid metaphors and deep reflections, which makes reading not only fascinating, but also cognitive. Rand is also known for her other works, such as "Atlas Shrugged" and "We Live", which also explore the themes of individualism and freedom of choice. Topics raised in the "Source" are relevant in modern society. The book asks the reader important questions about what it means to be a true creator in a world where standards and patterns often prevail. It raises questions about the value of individuality, about how important it is to follow your beliefs and not be afraid to be different from others. This novel can become a reference book for those who are looking for motivation and support in their creative activities. "Source" is not just a story about the struggle of the architect, it is a deep philosophical work that makes you think about the place of a person in society, about the value of his work and about the importance of staying true to yourself. By reading this book, you not only immerse yourself in the world of architecture and design, but also discover the philosophical depths that can change your perception of life. If you are looking for inspiration, want to understand how to overcome social stereotypes and follow your dreams, then the “Source” will be a real discovery for you. This book is not just a reading, but a whole experience that can change your idea of life and what it means to be a real creator.