"Christina, Albert's Daughter" is a novel by the English writer Herbert George Wells, which tells the story of a young woman who is looking for her place in the world in opposition to her father, a famous philanthropist and former slave of a country estate. The novel explores issues of family ties, morality, religion, and society. The author skillfully uses the writer's handwriting to create living, complex characters and depicts the internal conflicts of the heroes with great empathy. This book leaves the reader thinking about important aspects of life and interpersonal relationships.