"Indiana" is a novel by the French writer George Sand, published in 1832. This is a work that combines an adventure and a love story, describing the life of a girl named Indiana, who longs for freedom and independence from social ideas and moral restrictions of her time. In this novel, George Sand touches on important social issues such as gender discrimination and women's rights, creating a unique image of a strong and strong-willed heroine. "Indiana" is a work that leaves its readers with thoughts about morality, freedom and justice.