The book “Night Journey” by Vladimir Nabokov is a work that immerses the reader in the world of deep reflection, philosophical research and poetic magic. Nabokov, known for his unique style and skill of the word, in this work creates an atmosphere full of riddles and metaphors, which makes it mandatory for reading both for fans of the author and for those who are looking for something unusual and deep in literature. "Night Journey" is not just a poem, but a whole world in which the reader can immerse himself, leaving everyday worries outside the pages. In the center of the plot is a journey that can be perceived both physical and metaphorical. Nabokov masterfully plays with images, creating multi-layered symbols that require the reader to be attentive and thoughtful. Each line is imbued with an atmosphere of night, mystery and unexplored paths, which makes reading a poem a real adventure. This book will be of interest to a wide range of readers, especially those who appreciate poetry and literature that can evoke deep emotions and reflections. Young people and adults who are passionate about philosophy, art and literature will find many topics for discussion and reflection in the Night Journey. Nabokov addresses the eternal questions of human existence, love, loss and the search for the meaning of life, which makes his work relevant at any time. The themes raised in Night Travel relate not only to personal experiences, but also to broader social and cultural contexts. Nabokov touches on the issues of identity, finding their place in the world and human interaction with the surrounding reality. The reader can see in this work the reflection of his own experiences and questions, which makes it especially close and understandable. Nabokov's style is a separate topic for discussion. His language is rich and expressive, full of unexpected metaphors and vivid images. Reading "Night Journey", you can feel like every word, every phrase is permeated with musicality and rhythm, creating a unique atmosphere. Nabokov is not afraid to experiment with the form and