Resurrection (Classics of Russian Literature) (1972)

I think it's too didactic, too thinly veiled in its, , moral mission. That being said, because it's Tolstoy, it does have passages of extraordinary power and vividness, astonishing psychological insights, , and it is got one of, although I would say not the very zenith of courtroom writing.

What I love about Tolstoy is he captures everything, every human emotion, every everything that a person can go through, he captures that in his books and he just captures the world at large in his stories. His books are genuinely life-changing and I can't recommend them enough.

not a big fan of Resurrection but that's okay