"Toy House" is a dramatic play by the Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen, which tells about the Helmer family. The main character, Nora, Helmer's young wife, seems to have the perfect life - flirtatious, luxurious and always happy to serve her husband. However, her superficially happy reality is shattered when her secret is revealed, which threatens to destroy her long-term happiness. This play explores the concepts of devotion, self-realization and sacrifice, and also reflects social stereotypes and issues. "Toy House" leaves a deep impression on the reader and raises many questions about the true essence of human relations.