"Agnes" is a classic novel by the Finnish writer Minna Kant. This book tells the story of a young girl named Agnes who lives in a small village in southern Finland. The author reveals in detail the life and everyday life of the heroine, as well as her feelings, attitude towards the world and people. Kant manages to express complex social and psychological problems through the prism of the life of a simple but strong woman. The novel "Agnes" impresses with its truthfulness, deep thoughts about gender and social issues, and approaches the problem of the heroine's internal conflict and self-expression in a new way. This book gives the reader the opportunity to delve into the world of inner experiences and thoughts of the main character, as well as immerse himself in the atmosphere of provincial life in Finland at the end of the 19th century. "Agnes" is a work that will leave a mark on the heart and encourage self-reflection and reflection on the role of women in society.