Autumn is the time when you want to wrap yourself in a warm blanket, take a cup of hot tea and immerse yourself in the world of books. UNN has prepared a selection of 12 fascinating works that are perfect for autumn evenings. This list includes both classics and modern literature, philosophy and psychology, which are sure to provide unforgettable impressions and new thoughts for reflection.
Each of these books captivates with its ideas, characters and plots, providing readers with the opportunity to enjoy new literary journeys.
1. "The Little Prince" - Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
This story explores the deep essence of life through the eyes of a young prince who travels from planet to planet, discovering the value of simplicity and the importance of childlike curiosity.
2. "Sapiens. Man is intelligent" - Yuval Noah Harari
In this study, Harari takes readers on a journey through human history, analyzing the key revolutions that have shaped our civilization.
3. "1984" - George Orwell
This dystopian novel explores totalitarianism through the story of Winston Smith, who struggles to maintain his humanity in a world of constant surveillance.
4. "Triumphal Arch" - Erich Maria Remarque
In the tumultuous years before the Second World War, a German refugee finds purpose in life against the backdrop of political unrest in Paris.
5. "Games that people play" - Eric Burn
Exploring the complexities of human relationships, Berne uncovers the hidden dynamics of social exchanges, revealing the psychological needs behind our actions.
6. "Atlantean straightened his shoulders" - Ayn Rand
This book offers a strong defense of individualism and free markets in a dystopian society where government intervention stifles innovation.
7. "Financier" - Theodore Dreiser
Exploring the world of ambition and finance, the novel describes the journey of a charismatic financier in a turbulent business environment.
8. "The refined art of scoring on everything" - Mark Manson
This book redefines the notion of success by challenging readers to focus on the truly important aspects of life.
9. "Man in search of true meaning" - Viktor Frankl
This book reminds us of the importance of finding meaning in life, even in the most difficult circumstances.
10. "One Hundred Years of Solitude" - Gabriel García Márquez
A literary masterpiece about the Buendia family, combining magical realism with deep philosophical reflections.
11. "The case of Vasyl Stus" - Vakhtang Kipiani
The story of a Ukrainian poet and dissident, highlighting his struggle for freedom of speech during Soviet oppression.
12. "Flowers for Algernon" - Daniel Keys
A deeply moving story about humanity and the nature of intelligence that touches the hearts of readers.
