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Anna Karenina
Leo Tolstoy · 1877
A sweeping Russian novel exploring the interconnected lives of aristocratic families navigating love, marriage, infidelity, and moral redemption in 19th-century society. Tolstoy's narrative voice is introspective and psychologically penetrating, examining the complexities of human relationships and existential meaning.
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