“Notes of a Young Doctor” by Mikhail Afanasyevich Bulgakov is not just a collection of stories, but a deep and touching immersion in the world of medicine, human destinies and internal struggle. This book, written by the master of the word in 1925, continues to be relevant today, attracting readers with its sincere honesty, subtle psychological insight and vivid images that come alive in the pages. In the center of the story is a young doctor, just starting his way in a provincial village, where every day brings new challenges and discoveries. Bulgakov masterfully conveys the atmosphere of that time, creating living pictures of the life of a medical practice filled with both touching and dramatic moments. In the "Notes of a Young Doctor", the author reveals not only professional difficulties, but also the inner experiences of the hero, his doubts, hopes and struggle with his own fears. This is a story about growing up, about finding your place in the world, about the clash of ideals with a harsh reality that often turns out to be cruel and unfair. The book is ideal for those interested in psychology, medicine and human destiny. It will be appreciated by readers aged 16 and older, especially those who are looking for in literature not only a fascinating narrative, but also deep reflections on life, morality and responsibility. Fans of classical Russian literature, connoisseurs of Bulgakov’s works and fans of realistic, emotionally rich stories will find in the “Notes of a Young Doctor” special inspiration and understanding. The topics raised in the book are not only professional tests of the doctor, but also issues of ethics, compassion, human weakness and strength of spirit. Bulgakov shows how important it is to maintain humanity in the most difficult situations, how faith in good and sincere desire to help can overcome any difficulties. His style is a subtle combination of realism and lyrics, saturated with metaphors and vivid images that make each page lively and memorable. The author, known for his witty and sometimes satirical works, in this book reveals another facet of his talent - the ability to touch the hearts of readers and make them think about the most important values. “Notes of a Young Doctor” by Mikhail Bulgakov is not only an autobiographical prose, but also a philosophical reflection on the meaning of life and professional responsibility. This book is worthy of attention not only lovers of classics, but also those who appreciate sincere stories about man and his inner struggle. It makes you think about how important it is to maintain humanity in any profession and how strong faith in the good can be, even in the most difficult circumstances. If you are looking for a work that combines realism, psychologism and a deep humanistic theme, Mikhail Bulgakov’s “Notes of a Young Doctor” will be a real discovery for you. They have everything: touching moments, and acute social observations, and reflections on the fate of man. This book is not only about medicine, but also about life, about how important it is to remain human, no matter what. Reading it, you will plunge into the atmosphere of the Russian province of the early 20th century, feel the breath of time and feel the warmth and compassion that fill the pages of this wonderful work.