"Paul Faber, the surgeon" is a novel by George Macdonald, which tells about the life and fate of a young doctor, Paul Faber. He strives to help people, using not only his medical qualifications, but also his own experience and wisdom. The main character faces various trials and difficulties that push him to inner growth and self-improvement. In this book, the author considers not only the professional activity of a doctor, but also universal human values, moral issues, and relationships between people. "Paul Faber, surgeon" is a work that gives the reader the opportunity to delve into the inner world of the main character, feel his joys and pains, as well as get important answers to questions about life and the meaning of human existence.