The book Marriage by H.G. Wells is a classic novel that explores the themes of marriage, family relationships, and social stereotypes. The main characters, Gerald Charles and Marion Halkin, are presented as representatives of wealthy social classes who enter into marriage under the influence of social and family expectations. The author successfully approaches the problem of morality, ethics and the relationship between a man and a woman in the context of modern society. In his work, Wells combines social realism with science fiction, revealing the complexity of human nature and spiritual contradictions. The book "Marriage" leaves the reader pondering about the nature of love, devotion and finding one's own happiness in conditions of social pressure and uncertainty. Will the heroes be able to find a common language in the difficult conditions of today? And what conclusions will the reader draw after finishing this exciting story - these are just some of the questions that this literary masterpiece raises.