Childhood
di
Leo Tolstoy
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Formato
Kindle
Pagine
106
Lingua
Inglese
Pubblicato
Jan 1, 2021
Editore
Mint Editions
Edizione
6
ISBN-10
1513294121
ISBN-13
9781513294124
Descrizione
In the early stages of his literary journey, Leo Tolstoy delves into the complex world of childhood, weaving a narrative that resonates with the essence of youthful innocence and introspection. Set in the backdrop of 19th-century Russia, the story unfolds through the eyes of a young boy who navigates the emotional labyrinth of family, friendship, and the pangs of growing up. Tolstoy’s keen observations and rich descriptions bring forth a vivid portrayal of the joys and challenges that accompany youth.
Through poignant storytelling, Tolstoy captures the bittersweet nature of childhood memories—the fleeting happiness of playful days, the sting of betrayal among friends, and the profound questions that arise as one begins to understand the world. As the young protagonist grapples with the complexities of his upbringing and societal expectations, readers are invited into a reflective space that echoes with universal truths about the human experience.
This early work not only establishes Tolstoy's literary prowess but also foreshadows the philosophical themes he would explore throughout his career. The narrative stands as a testament to the enduring relevance of childhood experiences and the formative moments that shape our identities. In this poignant exploration, Tolstoy immortalizes the innocence of youth while hinting at the inevitable transition into adulthood.
Through poignant storytelling, Tolstoy captures the bittersweet nature of childhood memories—the fleeting happiness of playful days, the sting of betrayal among friends, and the profound questions that arise as one begins to understand the world. As the young protagonist grapples with the complexities of his upbringing and societal expectations, readers are invited into a reflective space that echoes with universal truths about the human experience.
This early work not only establishes Tolstoy's literary prowess but also foreshadows the philosophical themes he would explore throughout his career. The narrative stands as a testament to the enduring relevance of childhood experiences and the formative moments that shape our identities. In this poignant exploration, Tolstoy immortalizes the innocence of youth while hinting at the inevitable transition into adulthood.
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