"She and I" is one of the most striking and memorable works of the Belarusian poet and playwright Yanka Kupala, written in the early 20th century. This book immerses the reader in a world of deep feelings, reflections and philosophical quests that remain relevant to this day. The dome, known for its works full of patriotism and love for the native land, here offers us not just a story, but a whole palette of emotions that reflect the inner experiences of a person. In the center of the story is a love story, which, like life itself, is full of contradictions and difficulties. The main characters, “she” and “me”, personify not only romantic relationships, but also deep philosophical reflections on the meaning of life, about what it means to be a person in a world full of trials. The dome masterfully conveys the feelings of its characters, forcing the reader to empathize with them, penetrating into their inner world. This book is not just a story about love, it is an exploration of the human soul, its aspirations and fears. Who can like “She and I”? First of all, those who appreciate poetry and prose, full of deep reflection and emotional load. Young people looking for answers to questions about love and life will find in this book a lot of useful and inspiring It will also be interesting to a more adult audience, which will be able to appreciate the philosophical aspects and the historical context in which the work was created. Fans of classical literature and Belarusian culture will definitely appreciate the skill of Kupala and his unique style, which combines elements of romanticism and realism. The themes raised in "She and I" are diverse and multi-faceted. It is both the search for love, and the fight against inner demons, and reflection on freedom of choice. The dome touches on the issues that concern each of us: how to find our place in the world, how to cope with loss and disappointment, how to maintain faith in the best. His characters face difficulties, but it is through these trials that they find themselves and their feelings. This makes the book not only fascinating, but also deeply philosophical. Yanka Kupala's style is poetic and figurative. Its language is full of metaphors and symbols, which allows the reader not only to immerse himself in the plot, but also to see deeper meanings behind it. Kupala skillfully uses folk motifs and images, which gives his works a special atmosphere. If you are familiar with his other works, such as "Pavlinka" or "Tuesday", then in "She and I" you will find familiar notes, but in a completely new sound. This book is not just a literary work, it is a whole world that opens up to the reader, inviting him to reflect and introspection. “She and I” is a chance to look at your life from the other side, to understand that love and suffering are integral to human existence. Reading the Dome, you not only enjoy the beautiful language and story, but also get the opportunity to better understand yourself and the world around you. If you are looking for a work that will leave a mark in your heart and mind, “She and I” will be a real find for you. Do not miss the opportunity to touch the work of one of the greatest Belarusian writers, who through the centuries continues to talk about eternal truths and feelings.