Description
The Death of Ivan Ilyich by Leo Tolstoy is a powerful work of classic literature that examines mortality, social status and the meaning of life. Ivan Ilyich has followed the accepted path toward professional success and respectability, but a serious illness forces him to reconsider the choices and values that have shaped his life.
As Ivan confronts his condition, Tolstoy explores the distance between outward appearances and private truth. The novella raises lasting questions about how people live, what they value and what matters when familiar routines and ambitions fall away.
Key Highlights
- A major work by Russian author Leo Tolstoy.
- Explores mortality, social expectations and personal meaning.
- A concise but thought-provoking literary reading experience.
- Suitable for readers of classic fiction and philosophical literature.
Why Read This Book?
Read this classic if you enjoy literature that raises thoughtful questions about life, social pressure and personal values. Tolstoy’s novella is short, but its themes invite reflection long after the final page.
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