Godfather

"The Godfather" has long been a cult book. Puzo captivatingly and authentically described the life of one of the most powerful criminal syndicates in America - the mafia clan of Don Corleone, giving the reader a rare opportunity to peek into the inner sanctum of the mafia without risking their life. Puzo's novel served as the basis for the famous film directed by Francis Ford Coppola. This film received nineteen different awards and is rightfully considered one of the best in world cinema. The Corleone clan is the most powerful in all of America. To society, they are olive oil traders, but in reality, their sphere of influence is much greater. The only thing Don Corleone does not want to get involved in is drugs. His refusal greatly offends the other families. Such a stain on the aging Don's reputation cannot be forgiven. A long war between the clans begins. The concept of family revenge is still alive, so the bloodshed can only be stopped by taking a risky step. Thanks to Francis Ford Coppola's brilliant adaptation, this story has gained cult status and millions of fans who continue to reread this novel."