The book "Mahabharata Krishna-Dvaipayana Vyasa, translated into English prose. Vana-parva, part 2" is the second part of the great epic, which consists of Indian myths, legends and philosophical reflections. Vana-parva tells about the events that take place in the magical forest during the long years of exile of the heroes. This part of the book invites the reader into the world of wisdom, war, love, loyalty and betrayal. Love, friendship, struggle are divided by a fine line between good and evil. This is an eternal confrontation that is intertwined with elements of philosophy and is well known to anyone interested in Indian culture and mythology. The thoughts of the characters, their actions, and their relationships with each other impress with their depth and wisdom, and the enchanting style fills the book with a special flavor. This is a work that leaves a mark in the heart of everyone who is transported into his world through the pages of the book.