"Hunger" is a novel by the famous French writer Jean Bjez, which was published in 2000. The book tells the story of the main character, who decides to conduct an experiment on the verge of life and death - starvation. Having given up food, he will delve into his own thoughts and feelings, try to figure out the meaning of his existence and find out what he really wants from life. During starvation, the hero is forced to face his darkest fears and pain, feel physical and spiritual exhaustion, go through trials to rethink his values and beliefs. Through this terrible experience, the hero searches for an answer to the question of true happiness and the meaning of life. "Hunger" is not only a novel about physical refusal of food, but also a spiritual journey of the hero to his own depth, to his inner self. This book fascinates, makes you think about the essence of being and allows every reader to immerse himself in the world of inner transformations and self-discovery.