"Jeanne d'Arc" is a unique work of the great American writer Mark Twain, which immerses the reader in the world of medieval France, full of heroism, faith and the struggle for freedom. Written in Twain’s ironic and insightful style, this book is not just a biography, but an in-depth study of the personality of one of the most mysterious and inspiring figures in history Jeanne d’Arc. In the center of the story is the life and fate of Jeanne, a young peasant woman who, following her inner convictions and visions, becomes a symbol of the struggle for the independence of France during the Hundred Years' War. Twain masterfully conveys the spirit of the time, describing not only the exploits of Jeanne, but also the atmosphere of political intrigue, religious contradictions and social injustice. The reader will be able to see how a little girl, possessing incredible willpower and charisma, becomes a leader who can inspire the whole nation to fight for its rights. This book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from teenagers studying history to adults who want to deepen their knowledge of the culture and traditions of medieval Europe. Fans of historical prose, biographies and works about strong personalities will undoubtedly like Twain's style, which combines elements of humor and seriousness, thereby creating a fascinating reading. The themes raised in Joan of Arc are very relevant in our time. These are questions of faith, and personal responsibility, and the struggle for their ideals. Twain shows how important it is to follow your beliefs, even if they go against the opinions of others. In this context, the book becomes not just a historical work, but a real source of inspiration for those who seek change and are ready to fight for their ideals. Mark Twain, known for his wit and satirical view of society, in "Jean d'Arc" demonstrates his ability to deeply analyze human nature. His other well-known works, such as The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, also explore the themes of freedom and individuality, but in a completely different context. In Jean d'Arc, Twain addresses the historical personality, which gives his style a special depth and seriousness. By reading Jeanne d'Arc, you are not only immersed in an exciting story, but also have the opportunity to reflect on the eternal questions concerning humanity. This book is not just a story about a heroine, it is an exploration of the spirit of the times that makes us think about what it means to be human in the face of struggle and trials. If you are looking for a work that combines historical truth, deep reflection and a fascinating plot, Mark Twain's Jeanne d'Arc will be a real find for you. This book will surely find a response in the hearts of those who appreciate the strength of spirit, perseverance and devotion to their ideals. Do not miss the opportunity to get acquainted with this outstanding work, which remains relevant and inspiring over the years.