Guy de Maupassant's Confession is not just a collection of short stories or an autobiographical chronicle, it is a deep and sincere portrait of the human soul, executed with skill that makes every page alive and saturated. In this work, the French classic reveals to the reader the subtle facets of human feelings, doubts and passions, inviting you to plunge into a world where every little thing, every word and deed is filled with meaning and contradictions. The book “Confession” is not only autobiographical notes, it is a philosophical and psychological kaleidoscope in which the author shares his thoughts about life, love, suffering and the search for the true self. Maupassant masterfully balances between frankness and literary sophistication, creating a work that simultaneously touches the heart and makes you think. In this book, the reader will find not only the author’s personal memories, but also reflections on time, society and human nature, which makes it relevant today. This book will especially appeal to those who appreciate deep psychologism, subtle lyrics, and sincere confessions. It is intended for adult readers interested in the inner world of a person, his experiences and spiritual searches. Fans of classical French literature, connoisseurs of works in which authors reveal their inner conflicts and reflect on fate, Guy de Maupassant's Confession will open new horizons of understanding human nature. It will also be interesting to those who are looking for in literature not only the plot, but also philosophy, and wants to understand how personal experiences can become part of a universal story about life. Guy de Maupassant, known for his sharp and insightful stories, in "Confessions" shows his own special style - subtle, sometimes ironic, sometimes tragic, but always honest and sincere. His language is the art of precise details that create vivid pictures of the inner world of the hero and the surrounding reality. In this work, he is not afraid to show his weaknesses and fears, which makes his story more human and close to each reader. The book "Confession" is not only a personal recognition of the author, but also a universal story about the search for the meaning of life, the fight against internal demons and the need for honesty in front of oneself. It raises themes of self-discovery, spiritual crises, love, and frustration, making it relevant to readers of different ages and cultural backgrounds. This work can be a source of inspiration and support for those who are looking for answers to important questions, and for those who want to understand what it means to be a person in a complex and multifaceted world. The special style of Maupassant, his ability to combine realism with philosophical depth, make Confession a work that is not only easy to read, but also leaves a long trace in the soul. His other well-known works, such as Bel Ange or The Little Trilogy, demonstrate the author's similar ability to create living, multifaceted characters and immerse the reader in the atmosphere of the French province and the inner world of man. As a result, Guy de Maupassant’s Confession is not just a book, it is an invitation to an honest dialogue with yourself, an opportunity to look at your life through the eyes of another person and understand that in each of us lies the richness of feelings and the complexity of fate. This book is worthy of becoming part of your library, because it not only tells about the life of the author, but also helps each reader to find his own voice and understand that true confession is a confession in himself.