'Wilhelm Meisters Lehrjahren', or 'The Apprenticeship Years' (Book II: Unedited) by Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe is a classic German novel that follows the struggles and triumphs of Wilhelm Meister, a young student who becomes an apprentice in the art of bookbinding for the master bookbinder Thaddäus Honold.
In Book II, the story follows Wilhelm as he completes his apprenticeship and becomes a master bookbinder in his own right. During this time, he faces numerous challenges, including the loss of his mother, a disagreement with his master, a love interest, and the complexities of life and the art of binding books.
Using poetic language and a descriptive narrative style, Von Goete creates a timeless story that reflects the experiences and struggles of an ordinary person in a rapidly changing world. The book is not just a story about art and books but also a reflection of human nature and the trials and tribulations of living an ordinary life. Wilhelm's dedication and learning lessons both from life and from the master make this book a must-read for anyone interested in literature, art, or philosophy.
#зарубежная классика
