"Interlude. The Last Summer of Forsythe" is an outstanding work by John Galsworthy, which immerses the reader in the world of the English aristocracy of the early 20th century. This novel, like other works of the author, is permeated with a subtle observation of human nature, social changes and internal conflicts. If you are looking for a book that combines deep reflection on life and a skillfully constructed plot, then “Interlude” will be a real find for you. In the center of the story is the Forsyth family, whose story unfolds against the background of rapid changes in society. The novel covers the last summer days, when family members face inevitable changes that threaten to destroy their usual way of life. Galsworthy masterfully describes how each decision and each action of the characters reflects their inner experiences and fears. Readers will see how love, betrayal and thirst for power are intertwined in the fates of the heroes, creating a complex and multilayered picture. This book will be of interest to those who appreciate deep psychological portraits and social studies. Suitable for readers over 16 years old who are fond of classical literature, history and sociology If you like authors such as Emile Zola, Henry James or Virginia Woolf, Interlude will surely attract your attention. The themes raised in the novel are still relevant today. Galsworthy explores the issues of class inequality, family relationships, and the moral dilemmas that confront characters with the choice between duty and personal desire. Reading “Interlude”, you can think about how social norms and traditions affect personal destinies, and how difficult it is sometimes to combine your desires with the expectations of others. John Galsworthy's style is distinguished by exquisite simplicity and precision. His prose is full of picturesque descriptions that allow the reader not only to see, but also to feel the atmosphere of time. In "Interlude", the author uses a rich language to create vivid images and convey the emotions of his characters. This makes reading not only fascinating, but also aesthetically pleasing. In addition to "Interlude", John Galsworthy is known for such works as "The Saga of Forsyths" and "Dream of Love", which also explore the themes of love, devotion and social change. These books constitute a whole epic, allowing the reader to better understand the world of Forsyths and their place in it. If you want to immerse yourself in a world where every decision matters, and every summer could be the last. The Last Summer of Forsythe" is exactly what you need. This book will not only tell you the story, but will also make you think about the eternal questions of human existence. Do not miss the opportunity to get acquainted with one of the masterpieces of classical literature, which continues to excite the minds and hearts of readers around the world.