"Prival's Millions. Gold" is an exciting collection of stories by Dmitry Narkisovich Mamin-Sibiryak, one of the brightest representatives of Russian literature of the late XIX - early XX century. This book immerses the reader in a world where nature and human passions are intertwined in a complex and fascinating pattern. Mamin-Sibiryak masterfully creates an atmosphere in which each story becomes a separate story, but together they form a holistic perception of life in the Urals, where gold and nature become not only the background, but also the acting characters. The collection includes several stories, each of which reveals different aspects of people's lives related to gold mining. The reader will meet here both ordinary workers and enterprising luck seekers who are ready to risk everything for the sake of wealth. But not only material values are of interest to the author - he deeply penetrates the psychology of his characters, showing how the desire for wealth can change a person, his relationships with others and even his inner world. This book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from teenagers who are fond of adventure and history, to adults who appreciate deep reflections on human nature and social issues. If you like the works of such authors as Anton Chekhov or Maxim Gorky, you will definitely find something close and familiar in "Prival's Millions" Mamin-Sibiryak brings to his stories a unique style that combines realism and elements of romanticism, creating vivid and memorable images. The themes raised in the collection are diverse and multi-faceted. It explores the issues of human greed, moral choice, and the consequences that may arise from the pursuit of material well-being. The author is not afraid to show how gold, a symbol of wealth and success, can become a source of suffering and conflict. The reader will be forced to think about what is really important in life, and what values we choose. The style of Mamin-Siberia is distinguished by brightness and imagery. He masterfully describes the nature of the Urals, making it an integral part of the plot. Reading his works, you seem to be transferred to those distant times when life was full of difficulties, but also real human feelings. In his stories there is a love for his native land, respect for work and a deep understanding of the human soul. If you are looking for a book that not only entertains, but also makes you think, "Prival's Millions. Gold" is exactly what you need. It will be an excellent choice for reading on quiet evenings when you want to plunge into a world full of adventure and reflection. Do not miss the opportunity to discover a work that combines a fascinating plot and deep philosophical ideas. Allow yourself to enjoy the skill of Mamin-Sibiryak and his unique view of life, nature and human relations.