"Crazy?" is one of the brightest novels of the French writer Guy de Maupassant, known for his skill in depicting human nature and the social realities of his time. Translation by A. N. Chebotarevskaya allows readers to better understand the subtleties and nuances that Maupassant has put into his works, and enjoy his unique style. This book will be a real find for fans of classical literature, as well as for those who are interested in psychology and philosophy. In the center of the plot of "Crazy?" is a story about a man who seemed to be crazy. But what is behind this diagnosis? Maupassant skillfully plays with the reader's perception, making him think about what "crazy" really means. The protagonist, immersed in his thoughts and experiences, becomes a victim of public opinion and prejudice. This novel raises important questions about the nature of reason, how society perceives people who are different from the norm, and how easy it is to be on the line between normality and madness. The book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from teenagers seeking to understand the complex aspects of human psychology, to adults who are looking for deep reflections on life and society. If you love works that make you think, and want to see how literature can reflect internal conflicts and social problems, Crazy? will be a real discovery for you. The topics covered in this novel are still relevant to this day. Maupassant raises questions about how society defines norms and deviations, how easy it is to fall victim to stereotypes and bias. He shows that behind every “crazy person” lies his story, his experiences and suffering. The reader is involved in thinking about what it means to be normal, and how often this concept turns out to be subjective. Guy de Maupassant's style is laconic and accurate. He skillfully uses metaphors and symbols to convey the depth of human experiences. His works, such as Life, Dear Friend, and Heart, also explore complex aspects of human nature and relationships. Maupassant was a master of short prose, and “Crazy?” is a vivid example of his talent, which allows the reader to plunge into the world of emotions and reflections. If you’re looking for books that make you think about life, what it means to be human, and how society affects our perception of ourselves and others, Crazy? will be a great choice. This is a work that not only entertains, but also provokes reflection, leaving a deep trace in the soul of the reader. Do not miss the opportunity to get acquainted with this masterpiece of classical literature and discover the world of Guy de Maupassant, which, despite the past years, remains relevant and close to each of us.