"Vorotnychok" is a classic Ukrainian prose book written by Vasyl Stefanyk in 1907. In this work, the author tells the story of a young peasant who, finding himself in a difficult life situation, faces the social problems of his time. The main character, Vasyl, works on the landowner's land, feeling disenfranchised and exploited. Forced to fight poverty and injustice, he decides to take an active part in the peasant movement to protect his rights and interests. The book "Collars" not only reveals the social contradictions of that time, but also reflects the important values of justice, dignity and the struggle for a decent life. Its symbolic name reflects the symbolic meaning of the collar in terms of honesty and respect. This book broadens the reader's worldview, encourages reflection on social issues and prompts important moral reflection. "The Collar" leaves a deep mark in the heart of everyone who at least once plunges into the world of this emotionally stirring and insightful story.