"Normal People" is a novel by the Irish writer Sally Rooney, which tells the story of two young people, Marin and Connell, who meet while still at school. They live in a small town, where their relationship intertwines and develops over the years. The book explores the themes of friendship, love, self-identification and class interaction in the modern world. The author successfully uses simple language and deep internal monologues of the characters to convey their feelings and emotions. Each chapter seems to have been created so that the reader could immerse himself in the world of Maria and Connell, feel their constant desire to find their own place in life and trace important moments of their growth and development. "Normal people" is a book about ordinary people and the extraordinary feelings that fill their hearts. This is a story about how important it is to find your place in the world, how to try to understand yourself and others, how to fight loneliness and lack of recognition. "Normal people" is a work that will leave the reader with unforgettable impressions and deep thoughts about the importance of human relationships and one's own self-realization.