Self -development of Tolstoy. Life lessons from 11 works of Russian classics

The journalist The Telegraph and the professional stand -up comedian VIV Groscop, in the difficult life period, found in great Russian novels not only comfort, but also heart -the -rope tips that helped her get out of the poor position - and decided to describe this experience. In Tolstoy"s self -development, she, on her own example and the fate of Russian classics, shows that even from the most difficult situation you can find a way out with the help of literature: "Anna Karenina" facilitates the identity crisis, the Turgenev play "month in the village" helps to survive unhappy love, and "Master and Margarita" - cope with difficult circumstances. Lev Tolstoy, Fedor Dostoevsky, Anna Akhmatova, Anton Chekhov, Nikolai Gogol and others in the book of Groscoping - not bronze monuments, but living people who also suffered and doubted, they were overwhelmed by thousands of passions, but they managed to maintain dignity and remained themselves.
"Self -development of Tolstoy" is an entertaining attempt to look from the side of the plots familiar to every Russian -speaking reader from the school bench, and to understand why we love the words "soul" and "fate"