H.G. Wells, one of the greatest masters of science fiction and social fiction, in his book Apple, creates an exciting and multifaceted story that will not leave indifferent any lover of intellectual reflection and acute social issues. This book is a vivid example of how the classics of the genre can combine elements of fiction, philosophy and social criticism, inviting the reader to think about the future of mankind and its moral dilemmas. “Apple” is not just a story about an unusual event or a fantastic discovery. The focus is on the fate of a person, his inner world and interaction with the surrounding reality, which is constantly changing under the influence of scientific discoveries and technological progress. H.G. Wells masterfully uses the plot to show how one simple, seemingly innocent idea can lead to global change, forcing us to think about the boundaries of human responsibility and ethics. The book raises issues related to the development of science, the possible consequences of technological intervention and the moral aspects of scientific experiments, which makes the work relevant today. The book "Apple" will suit a wide range of readers - from teenagers interested in science fiction and philosophy, to adults looking for deep reflection on the future of mankind. It will be especially interesting for those who like books that combine intellectual sharpness and a bright artistic component. If you like works in which science and ethics collide in a dramatic struggle, and the plot keeps in suspense until the last page, this book will be a real find for you. H.G. Wells, known for his works “Time Machine”, “War of the Worlds” and “Invisible”, in “Apple” continues to develop its unique literary manner a combination of a vivid description of scientific hypotheses with subtle psychological elaboration of the characters and deep philosophical reflections. His style is distinguished by clarity, vivacity and the ability to create an atmosphere that captures the reader from the first lines. Unlike his more famous works, Apple is particularly subtle in revealing moral dilemmas and the inner world of heroes, which makes the book especially attractive for those who appreciate not only the plot, but also the ideas embedded in the work. The topics raised in the book are not only scientific discoveries and their consequences, but also questions of human responsibility, moral boundaries, the future of civilization and the role of science in the life of each of us. In this work, Wells shows how even the simplest ideas can be a catalyst for global change, and also emphasizes the importance of an ethical approach to scientific research. This makes the book “Apple” not only a fascinating reading, but also a valuable source for reflection on the modern world and its future. If you are looking for a book that will make you think about the place of man in the world, about the boundaries of science and morality, as well as give vivid impressions and intellectual challenge, “Apple” by H.G. Wells is exactly what you need. This is a work worthy of attention of both fans of classical science fiction and those who appreciate deep philosophical ideas and sharp social comments. It combines bright style, rich plot and important issues relevant to any time, which makes it indispensable in the library of every lover of intelligent and thoughtful literature.