"Three stories" is a collection of works by the famous Russian writer Anton Pavlovich Chekhov, which includes three vivid works: "Io" (1886), "Chameleon" (1884) and "Glass" (1899). Each story impresses with its depth of penetrating understanding of the human soul and the author's skill in reproducing life situations. The reader is exposed to the world of internal conflicts, moral choices and psychological impulses of the heroes, which leave a deep mark on the heart and thoughts. Each story is a separate world-class story that gives readers the opportunity to plunge into the magical world of literature and ponder the eternal questions of life.