Plutarch's Works is not just a collection of texts, it is a whole universe of philosophical reflections, historical observations and moral lessons that remain relevant to this day. Plutarch, who lived in the 1st and 2nd centuries AD, was not only an outstanding Greek historian, but also a philosopher whose ideas about morality and ethics continue to inspire readers for centuries. His works are a unique synthesis of biographies, moral treatises and philosophical essays that allow a deeper understanding of both ancient culture and themselves. This book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from students and teachers studying ancient philosophy and history, to literature lovers seeking to expand their horizons. Plutarch addresses those who seek answers to eternal questions about good and evil, about human nature, and about how to live with dignity. If you are interested in topics related to morality, ethics, the history of great personalities, then Plutarch’s “Compositions” are what you need. Plutarch in his texts raises many topics that remain relevant in the modern world. It explores the nature of power, friendship, love and betrayal, making the reader reflect on how these aspects affect our lives. His biographies of great men, such as Alexander the Great and Julius Caesar, not only tell about their achievements, but also analyze their character, actions and moral dilemmas. This makes “The Works” not only a historical source, but also a real textbook of life. Plutarch's style is distinguished by depth and clarity. He masterfully combines philosophical reflections with living examples from life, which makes his texts accessible and understandable. When you read it, it is as if you are in conversation with a wise friend who shares his thoughts and observations with you. His language is full of images and metaphors, which allows not only to understand the essence of what was said, but also to enjoy the literary beauty. Plutarch is also known for his other works, such as Parallel Lives, where he compares the lives of the great Greeks and Romans, and Morals, where he explores various aspects of human life and behavior. These works, like The Works, help to create a holistic view of the philosophy and culture of antiquity. Plutarch’s book “The Works” deserves attention not only because of its historical value, but also because it makes us think about eternal truths. It can be a great gift for those who are interested in philosophy, history and literature, as well as for those who are looking for inspiration and new ideas. By reading Plutarch, you not only expand your knowledge, but also enrich your soul, opening up new horizons of understanding of human nature and the world around you. If you are looking for books similar in genre and subject, pay attention to the works of authors such as Seneca, Cicero or Epictetus. These philosophers also offer in-depth reflections on life, morality, and human relationships that can complement your experience reading Plutarch’s Writings. Do not miss the opportunity to touch the wisdom of antiquity and find answers to the questions that concern humanity for centuries.