The collection of the outstanding French writer Gabrielle Sidonie Colette (1873–1954) includes only a few works - a small part of her huge literary heritage (The Wanderer, The Underside of the Music Hall, Early Shoots, Nook, Gigi). Colette, like no one else, knew how to write about women: sharply, observantly, truthfully and gracefully. Her novels are about destinies, love, betrayals and again - about love. And also about what women think about men.