Juvenilia is a unique work by Valery Bryusov, one of the most prominent representatives of Russian poetry and literature of the early 20th century. This book, published in 1908, is a collection of poems and prose written in the youth of the author. Bryusov, like no other, knew how to convey the emotions and experiences that are familiar to each of us, and in Juvenilia he returns to his roots, to those feelings and reflections that worried him in his youth. From the first pages, the reader plunges into the world of youthful dreams and aspirations, where each poem is a reflection of the inner world of the poet, his hopes, fears and first loves. Bryusov masterfully uses language, creating vivid images and metaphors that make you think about life, love and art. His poetry is filled with melancholy and romance, which makes "Juvenilia" especially attractive to those who appreciate deep and sincere feelings. This book can be of interest to a wide range of readers: from young people seeking a response to their experiences, to more mature poetry lovers who want to remember their teenage years. It will be an excellent choice for students of philological faculties, fans of Russian literature and all those who are fond of poetry of the Silver Age. “Juvenilia” is not just a collection of poems, it is a journey into the world of youth, where everyone will find something close and familiar. The topics raised in Juvenilia cover a wide range of human experiences, from love and passion to loneliness and existential reflections. Bryusov is not afraid to talk openly about his feelings, which gives his poems a special sincerity and emotional richness. He explores the nature of human relationships, asking questions about the meaning of life and the place of man in this world. These themes remain relevant to this day, making the book particularly valuable for the modern reader. The style of Valery Bryusov is distinguished by brightness and expressiveness. He skillfully combines classical traditions with innovative approaches, making his poetry unique. Reading Juvenilia, one can notice the influence of symbolism and acmeism, which are so characteristic of his work. Bryusov is also known for his other works, such as "Russian Poets" and "Earth", which also deserve attention and can complement the impressions of "Juvenilia" Juvenilia is not just a literary work, it is a whole world in which you want to plunge again and again. It is able to inspire, make you think and perhaps even change the perception of life. If you are looking for something that will awaken feelings in you and make you think about eternal issues, then Juvenilia will be a real find for you. Immerse yourself in the world of Valery Bryusov and discover his youthful dreams and experiences, which, despite the past years, remain relevant and close to each of us.