“Morning of the Landowner” is one of the brightest works of the great Russian writer Lev Nikolaevich Tolstoy, written in 1859. This story, though not as well known as his larger novels, nevertheless immerses the reader in a world full of deep reflections on human nature, social inequality, and inner struggle. Tolstoy, a master of psychological analysis, creates an atmosphere in the “Morning of the Landowner” in which every word and every action of the characters is filled with meaning. The plot of the story revolves around a landowner who, waking up early in the morning, begins to realize the complexity and inconsistency of his life. In his house there is a usual routine, but at the same time the tension associated with his relations with the peasantry and internal experiences is growing. Tolstoy masterfully conveys the atmosphere of the time when landowners and peasants were in complex and often conflictual relationships. The reader becomes a witness of how the landlord tries to find his place in this world, asking questions about justice, duty and responsibility. This story will be interesting to a wide audience, including young people and adults who are interested in Russian literature, history and social philosophy. Lovers of works dealing with topics of morality and ethics will find a lot of food for thought in the “Morning of the Landlord” Readers who are passionate about the works of authors such as Fyodor Dostoevsky, Anton Chekhov or Ivan Turgenev will also appreciate the style and depth of Tolstoy, who, like no other, is able to convey complex human emotions and experiences. The topics raised in the "Morning Landowner" remain relevant to this day.. Tolstoy explores the issues of power and submission, as well as the moral choice that each person faces. What is the price of well-being? What are the consequences of indifference to the fate of other people? These questions make us think not only about the time in which Tolstoy lived, but also about modern society, where social differences and class struggle continue to exist. Tolstoy's style in "The Morning of the Landowner" is simple and clear, which allows the reader to easily immerse himself in the atmosphere of the narrative. It uses living descriptions of nature to create a contrast between the inner state of the characters and the world around them. This work is not only a literary work, but also a philosophical reflection that encourages the reader to introspection and rethink his views on life. Leo Tolstoy is the author of many famous works, such as War and Peace and Anna Karenina, which also touch on the topics of human relations and moral choice. However, the "Morning of the Landlord" stands out for its chamberiness and focus on the inner world of one person, which makes it unique in the work of the writer. If you’re looking for a book that will make you think about life, what it means to be human, and how our actions affect others, The Landlord’s Morning will be a great choice. This work not only enriches literary experience, but also opens new horizons for understanding human nature and social justice. Immerse yourself in Tolstoy's world and discover his deep reflections on life, love and responsibility.