The Little Angel
Book Review
Leonid Andreyev's "The Little Angel" is a poignant story that touches on themes of childhood, innocence, and the cruelty of the adult world. Andreyev masterfully conveys the atmosphere of a celebration that turns into a tragedy, showing how fragile and vulnerable a child's soul is. Critics note that the author successfully creates a deep psychological portrait of a child who faces misunderstanding and indifference from those around him. The story evokes strong emotional responses, prompting reflection on the moral and ethical aspects of human relationships. Andreyev uses symbolism and metaphors to highlight the contrast between the purity of a child's perception and the harsh reality of the adult world. This work leaves an indelible impression and remains relevant, raising timeless questions about good and evil, love and compassion.
