"Sybil, or Two Nations" is a famous novel by the English writer and politician Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Baconsfield. In this fascinating book, the author illuminates the life of two opposite social groups of the English society of the 19th century - the landed aristocracy and the poor workers. The main character, Sybil, belongs to a wealthy society, but she begins to understand and sympathize with the poor people who work on the manor's farms. The novel impresses with its social insight, introducing the reader to the atmosphere of the era and revealing the problems of class relations. "Sybil, or Two Nations" is a work that leaves an important mark on the heart of the reader, helping to better understand the social and political problems of that time.