Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy (1828–1910) is a profound and sweeping novel that explores love, society, and moral conflict in 19th-century Russia.The story centers on Anna, a beautiful and passionate woman trapped in a loveless marriage. When she falls deeply in love with the charming Count Vronsky, she defies social conventions and begins a forbidden affair. As their relationship intensifies, Anna faces increasing isolation, jealousy, and inner turmoil, ultimately leading to tragic consequences.Alongside Anna’s story is the contrasting journey of Konstantin Levin, whose search for meaning, faith, and a sincere life offers a more hopeful perspective on love and fulfillment.Rich in psychological depth and social insight, Anna Karenina examines the complexities of human relationships, the pressures of society, and the pursuit of happiness, making it one of the greatest novels ever written.