Anna Karenina (Annotated)

In "Anna Karenina," Leo Tolstoy explores the intricate dynamics of desire and duty through the life of Anna, who is trapped in a loveless marriage and pursues a passionate affair with Vronsky, ultimately facing societal repercussions for her choices. The narrative is interwoven with the story of Levin, a landowner grappling with the challenges of modern life while seeking to establish a meaningful existence. Celebrated for its deep examination of happiness and morality, this unabridged edition includes the Constance Garnett translation alongside critical insights and a biographical portrait of Tolstoy, offering readers a rich experience of 19th-century Russia.