“My Life” is the autobiography of one of the most controversial and prominent figures of the 20th century, Lev Davidovich Trotsky. Written in the 1930s, the book is not only a personal account of the author's life, but also an in-depth analysis of the political and social changes that took place in Russia and the world at that time. Trotsky, as one of the main participants in the October Revolution and the founder of the Red Army, shares his views on the events that determined the fate of millions of people. In My Life, Trotsky describes his childhood in a Jewish family in Ukraine, his education, and his early political hobbies. He talks about his meetings with the great minds of his time, the struggle against the tsarist regime and how his ideas about revolution and socialism were formed against the background of historical cataclysms. The reader will be able to see how Trotsky’s personal experiences intertwine with global events such as World War I and the Russian Civil War. The book will be of interest to both historians and those who are simply fond of the history of Russia and world revolutions. It will suit readers from adolescence and older who are looking not only for facts, but also for live emotions, experiences and reflections of the person who stood at the origins of new ideologies. “My life” is not just a chronicle of events, it is a deep analysis of political processes and personal elections that determined the fate of entire peoples. The themes raised in the book cover a wide range: from power struggles and ideals to betrayal and inner struggle. Trotsky is not afraid to talk about his mistakes and doubts, which makes his story especially human and accessible. It raises questions about the nature of power, how ideals can be transformed into reality, and how personal ambition can influence the fate of nations and peoples. By reading My Life, you are immersed in a world where personal and political intertwine, where every decision can have colossal consequences. Trotsky's style is distinguished by brightness and expressiveness. He masterfully uses language to convey his thoughts and feelings, making the text not only informative, but also fascinating. His other well-known works, such as Terrorism and Communism and The History of the Russian Revolution, also demonstrate his deep understanding of political processes and ability to analyze events. However, "My Life" is not only a political treatise, but also a personal confession, which makes it unique among his works. This book will be a real find for those who are interested in the history, politics and personal stories of great people. It will give an opportunity to look into the consciousness of one of the brightest revolutionaries and understand how his life and ideas influenced the course of history. “My Life” is not just an autobiography, it is the key to understanding the complex processes that took place in Russia and the world at the beginning of the 20th century. Whether you’re looking for books on revolutions, biographies of historical figures, or just want to learn more about how ideals can change in a brutal reality, Leon Trotsky’s My Life is a great choice. Immerse yourself in a world where personal and political destinies are intertwined, and discover one of the most exciting pages in history.