Love and social expectations collide in Tolstoy's unforgettable portrait of relationships, family, and nineteenth-century Russian society.
Leo Tolstoy's Anna Karenina follows Anna as her life becomes increasingly complicated by love, marriage, desire, and the rigid expectations of the society around her.
Alongside Anna's story, Tolstoy explores the lives of other characters whose relationships, ambitions, family concerns, and personal beliefs provide different perspectives on love and happiness.
Rich in psychological detail and social observation, the novel examines marriage, family, class, morality, passion, and the search for meaning.
Discover one of world literature's great classics and experience Tolstoy's profound exploration of love, society, and human relationships.
