"The Lady" is a classic Russian novel written by Leo Tolstoy in the 19th century. This book tells about the life of aristocrats in a Russian province, endowed with love desires, betrayal, family and social conflicts. The main character, Anna Karenina, represents a typical woman of high society, who is looking for happiness, but finds herself in difficult situations. Tolstoy, with the help of his exceptional skill in describing characters and events, reveals a wide range of deep human feelings and thoughts. "The Lady" is not only the story of one woman, but also a moral and ethical mosaic that raises the question of the exceptionality and complexity of human life.