The book "Women" by the famous American writer Booth Tarkington is a vivid work that explores the concept of femininity and the relationship between men and women in the society of the early 20th century. The author successfully combines sociocultural analysis with the inner world of the heroines, revealing their dreams, ambitions and aspirations. "Women" is not only the story of each individual character, but also a general psychological portrait of a woman of that time, which questions the stereotypes of that time. This book leaves the reader with a thought about the past and the present, about the various faces of femininity and about the eternal struggle for one's place in the world.