"The Tale of the God-pleasing Woodcutter" is a cult work of Ukrainian literature, written by Mykhailo Kotsyubynskyi. This book depicts the tragic fate of the main character, a simple woodcutter, who, having paid with his life for the sin of debt, becomes the object of contempt and unfair accusations of the local society. The author, using colorful language and an incendiary style, conveys to the reader mental shivers from what he saw and forces him to think about deep moral problems. "The Tale of the God-pleasing Woodcutter" is not only the story of one man, but also a deep philosophical reflection on the fate, justice and relationships of people in the world. Readers, caring about the vicissitudes of the hero, find themselves on the path of spiritual self-improvement and finding their own place in life. The book leaves an unforgettable impression and gives everyone the opportunity to dive deeper into the world of inner thoughts.