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My criticism this time will be a little harsh. Because the 3rd volume of a 4-volume series is finished and will the book not arouse curiosity in the slightest? No, Gorky definitely has no such intention. In my opinion, if he chose this work as his masterpiece, he should have created a much more fluent, much simpler language and, most importantly, a real hero for the reader.
We all know how fighting spirit he was and how he stayed away from Tolstoyism. Of course, it is very normal for an author who spent his life in all kinds of internal turmoil in Russia to write this, but I don't know if it should have been expressed this way!
Klim is such a passive, static being that you almost want to step into the book and slap him a few times! Oh my brother, the country has gone out of control, shake yourself up! Nonsense answers to every question, constant skepticism! After a point; Oh, that's enough, you feel like saying.
I think Gorky has much better books. This series can only be used to get an idea about the history of Russia or to finish the author's work or to say "I read that too". It seems to me that it is read to say!
I wish you pleasant reading.
