The book "Internal Review" by Ivan Alexandrovich Dobrolyubov is a unique work that combines deep philosophy and subtle psychology. Written in the middle of the XIX century, this work remains relevant to this day, attracting the attention of readers interested in the issues of self-knowledge, the inner world of a person and his place in society. In "Internal Review" Dobrolyubov explores the complex aspects of human nature, seeking to understand what drives people, what their true desires and fears are. The author immerses the reader in the world of inner experiences, forcing him to think about what is happening beyond the visible. It raises important themes of self-awareness, moral responsibility, and the search for meaning in life, making the book especially valuable for those who seek a deep understanding of themselves and the world around them. This book will be of interest to a wide audience: from young people looking for answers to existential questions, to more mature readers who want to rethink their lives. People who are passionate about philosophy, psychology and literature will find in the “Inner Review” many ideas and reflections that can become the basis for deep discussions and personal reflections. If you love the works of authors such as Fyodor Dostoevsky or Leo Tolstoy, the “Internal Review” will be a real discovery for you. The style of Dobrolyubov is distinguished by brightness and expressiveness. His prose is permeated with deep reflections, and his language with metaphors and images that make reading fascinating and memorable. He masterfully conveys emotions and feelings, allowing the reader not only to understand, but also to feel the inner world of the heroes. This creates an effect of closeness and belonging, which makes Inner View not just a book, but a real journey into the human soul. The topics raised in the book are relevant in the modern world. In the face of constant stress and uncertainty, many of us face questions about our place in life, about our desires and fears. Dobrolyubov offers the reader not only to observe these questions, but also to actively seek answers to them. He emphasizes the importance of internal dialogue and self-reflection, which can be the key to personal growth and harmony. “Inner Review” is not just a book about the inner world of a person, it is a call to action, to comprehend your life and your actions. Dobrolyubov shows that understanding oneself is the first step to understanding others, and only through inner work can we establish harmony in relations with others. If you are looking for a work that will make you think about life, about your values and about how you perceive the world, “Inner Review” will become a real storehouse of ideas and inspiration for you. This book is not just a read, it is an opportunity for deep reflection and self-discovery that can change your life. Do not miss the chance to immerse yourself in the world of Dobrolyubov and discover new horizons of understanding human nature.