H.G. Wells’s Above the Dome is not just a novel, it’s an exciting dive into the dark depths of human destiny and the technological changes that are changing the face of the era. In this work, saturated with an atmosphere of tension and mystery, the author masterfully creates a unique world where the clash of human ambitions and industrial innovations acquires a special sharpness and drama. The book tells about the fate of the main character, whose life is intertwined with the fate of a huge industrial machine - a domna, a symbol of the industrial era. H.G. Wells, known for his sci-fi works and a keen social outlook, reveals not only the technological aspects of the industrial revolution, but also the inner experiences of people whose destinies are closely connected with this powerful but dangerous mechanism. At the center of the story is the theme of human perseverance and the struggle for survival in conditions where technological progress often goes against moral and ethical values. This book is especially interesting for those who love deep psychological portraits, historical novels and works that reveal social conflicts. It is suitable for readers over 16 years old who are interested in the history of the industrial revolution, the development of technology and their impact on human destiny. Fans of classical literature, who appreciate works with a pronounced social theme, will find in "Above the Pearl of Domny" rich material for thinking about the value of work, human perseverance and responsibility to the future. H.G. Wells, author of such famous works as “Time Machine” and “Invisible Man”, in this novel demonstrates his talent to combine scientific accuracy with deep psychologism. His style is a subtle combination of realism and fiction, where every detail serves to enhance the overall impression and reveal the theme. In Above the Pearl of Domna, he masterfully creates an atmosphere of tension, plunging the reader into the gloomy, sometimes sinister realities of the industrial era, while asking questions about morality, human nature, and the future of civilization. The work deserves attention not only as a historical novel or social drama, but also as a philosophical reflection on the changes that industrialization has brought to mankind. It raises the themes of the struggle for survival, the value of work, the responsibility for technological progress and its consequences. Wells does not just describe an era he invites us to think about how technological advances can become both an instrument of progress and a source of destruction if they are used thoughtlessly. “Over the vent of the house” is a work that will not leave indifferent those who are looking for in literature not only an exciting story, but also food for thought. It is ideal for those who appreciate the deep social context, historical truth and psychological elaboration of the characters. Inspired by this novel, the reader will be able to better understand not only the era of the industrial revolution, but also the modern challenges associated with technological development and its ethical aspects. The images created by H.G. Wells and his ability to combine scientific accuracy with a lively artistic style make Above the Pearl of Domna a work worth reading for anyone interested in history, technology, and human nature. This is a book that makes you think about how we can manage the power of technology and preserve humanity in the face of constant change. It should be included in the list of mandatory reading for fans of classical literature, social dramas and works that reveal the inner world of a person against the background of industrial transformations.