The book “Electra” by Sophocles is one of the most vivid and dramatic plays of the ancient Greek tragedy, which continues to captivate readers with its powerful emotional depth and acute psychologism. This classic tragedy, written in the V century BC, immerses us in the dark and complex fate of the heroine, whose story of revenge, betrayal and internal struggle does not lose its relevance in the modern world. In the center of the plot is Electra, the daughter of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra, whose life turns into an endless struggle for justice and retribution. After the tragic death of his father and the betrayal of his mother, Elektra is captured by his own feelings and long expectations. Her inner conflict, struggle with her own emotions and desire to avenge Agamemnon's death make this play not only about ancient heroes, but also about eternal human values and moral dilemmas. Sophocles masterfully reveals the psychology of the heroine, showing her inner suffering and determination, which makes Elektra especially touching and relevant to readers interested in psychology, ethics and philosophy. This book is ideal for those who are fond of classical drama, tragedy and the history of ancient Greece. It will be of interest to students, teachers and theater lovers, as well as those who are looking for works that reveal complex moral issues and human nature. The age range of readers - from teenagers, beginning with the classics, to adults who appreciate a deep psychological portrait and philosophical background Sophocles' style in Elektra is an exquisite mixture of poetic expressiveness and strict dramatic structure. His skill lies in the ability to convey the inner experiences of the characters through vivid dialogues and monologues, creating a sense of presence in the heart of the tragedy. Inspired by the works of other great authors of the ancient Greek tragedy, Sophocles creates a work that not only immerses in the atmosphere of ancient myths, but also makes you think about the eternal issues of justice, fate and human responsibility. “Electra” is not just a classic tragedy, it is a work that makes you think about the nature of revenge and forgiveness, the price of human morality and how personal tragedies shape fate. This book deserves attention for its artistic power, psychological depth and philosophical richness. It will be an excellent choice for those who are looking not only for a fascinating reading, but also an opportunity to think about the eternal questions of being, about the place of a person in the world and about how personal feelings can lead to fateful decisions. If you appreciate classic literature, drama and works that reveal the inner world of heroes, Sophocles’ “Electra” will be an unforgettable reading that will leave a mark in the soul and force you to reconsider your views on justice and morality. It is a work that does not become obsolete over time and continues to inspire generations of readers and viewers, becoming part of the world cultural heritage.