The book "Flowers, Fruits and Roses: or, the married life, death and wedding of Firmian Stanislav Siebenkes, a parish lawyer in the town of Kushnappel" is a masterpiece of the German writer Johann Paul Richter, known under the pseudonym Jean Paul. In this novel, the author tells about the life and adventures of the main character Firmian Stanislav Sibenkes, who is a lawyer in a small town. Through the prism of events in his life and communication with those around him, the author expresses his criticism of society, its customs and norms. This book is not only a work of art, but also a work of philosophy, which makes the reader think about many aspects of life and society. "Flowers, Fruits and Roses" is an interesting combination of sharp plot twists, deep philosophical reflections and a characteristic humorous note, which makes reading the book exciting and memorable.