"Hymn" is one of the most vivid and provocative works of the famous American writer and philosopher Ayn Rand. In this novel, written in 1938, the author creates a unique world in which individuality and freedom are suppressed by a totalitarian society. Rand, known for her philosophical views on objectivism, masterfully conveys ideas about the importance of personal freedom and self-expression in Hymn, which makes this book relevant today. The Hymn takes place in a future where humanity lives in a rigid system where individuality is considered a crime. The main character, Ego, from the very beginning feels alien in this world, where everything is subordinated to the collective, and personal desires and dreams are suppressed. The ego is not just a name, it is a symbol of the struggle for one’s identity in a world where individuality and uniqueness are rejected. He seeks to understand who he really is, and in this search he faces many obstacles that society puts before him. The book touches on many topics, such as freedom of choice, individualism, love and self-knowledge. Rand raises questions about what it means to be human in a world where personal interests and desires don't matter. The reader is immersed in philosophical reflections on how important it is to stand up for one's beliefs and follow one's own path despite pressure from society. "Hymn" is not just a story about the struggle of one person, it is a hymn to freedom and individuality, which inspires us to think about our own place in the world. This book can be of interest to a wide range of readers, especially those who are fond of philosophy, social criticism and dystopian novels. Young people, students, as well as everyone who is looking for answers to questions about the meaning of life and their place in society, will find a lot of food for thought in the Hymn. Rand appeals to the reader not to be afraid to be himself and not to succumb to the persuasion of society, which makes the book especially relevant for young people seeking self-expression. The style of Ayn Rand in the Hymn is bright and emotional She masterfully creates images and atmosphere, allowing the reader to plunge deeply into the world of her characters. Rand uses powerful metaphors and symbols to emphasize the importance of individuality and freedom. Her other well-known works, such as “Atlant Shrugged” and “Source”, also explore similar topics and invite the reader to think about their life values. “Hymn” is not just a book, it is a call to action that inspires to find your way and defend your beliefs. It leaves a deep mark on the reader’s soul and makes him think about the importance of being true to himself in a world full of prejudices and limitations. If you are looking for a work that not only entertains, but also makes you think about important life issues, “Hymn” by Ayn Rand will be a real find for you.