"The Sentimentalists" is a novel by the famous English writer George Meredith, which was published in 1860. In this work, the author explores complex human feelings, placing the main story in the context of general social problems and moral reflections. The novel tells about the life of the main character, who is looking for a mission in the world, where he is constantly faced with contradictions and complexities of modern society. In the work "The Sentimentalist", Meredith successfully combines an internal monologue with a description of external events, which creates a deep reflection on the moral values and priorities of the modern world. The book inspires the reader to find his own answers to questions about love, friendship, loyalty and sacrifice. "Sentimentalists" is a work that leaves behind a heavy and deep mark on the reader and makes one think about the essence of human relationships and one's place in the world.