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From the classics, my favorite book is "The Master and Margarita."
Among more modern works, "The Lord of the Rings" stands out (it's already being studied in literature classes in some British schools).
In my opinion, Lukyanenko's writing quality declined after "Night Watch"; while "Twilight Watch" and "Last Watch" are interesting, the earlier books and his earlier space operas were much better.
"Night Watch" is a profitable project, but it features memorable characters, occasional philosophical depth, and a beautiful plot.
I forgot to mention James Stoddard's "High House" and "False House," which are not widely known (I found them by chance about 8 years ago), but they are excellent!
Among more modern works, "The Lord of the Rings" stands out (it's already being studied in literature classes in some British schools).
In my opinion, Lukyanenko's writing quality declined after "Night Watch"; while "Twilight Watch" and "Last Watch" are interesting, the earlier books and his earlier space operas were much better.
"Night Watch" is a profitable project, but it features memorable characters, occasional philosophical depth, and a beautiful plot.
I forgot to mention James Stoddard's "High House" and "False House," which are not widely known (I found them by chance about 8 years ago), but they are excellent!