"The Godfather" is a classic novel by the famous American writer Mario Puzo, which became a true masterpiece of world literature. This book recreates the tough and ruthless world of the mafia, in which family clans that were inaccessible to the law operated. The main character of the novel, Michael Corleone, faces internal conflicts, moral dilemmas and difficult choices that question his merits and loyalty to his family. In "The Godfather" the reader finds a sophisticated psychology of characters that reveal unpredictable traits and circumstances, as well as an exploration of the theme of power, justice, and responsibility. This book captivates and leaves behind a deep impression, leaving no reader indifferent. "The Godfather" is a work that will certainly leave the reader impressed by its complexity, depth and drama of events.