Could you correct my mistakes please. Hanya Yanagihara “A Little Life” The book is both terrible and beautiful, it’s pain and delight. I talked about it to friends in awe, but is it worth it to advise? And yet I advise, for the reason: what we would know about the Light, if there was no Shadow. Along with the dark side of life, pain, suffering and humiliation, Hanya Yanagihara was able to tell the story of light and good in people's hearts, tolerance for each other. The richness and depth of the language is stunning. There are favorite books to which you return more than once, they are always on the shelf, as a favorite reading. But this book is not the case. I don’t know if I'll ever dare to reread it again. And whether it is necessary? Feelings and thoughts that she woke up will remain with you forever, like a scar on your heart, as a delight that someone has managed to express your understanding of love, and above all Friendship with a capital letter, to shake and make you look at some things from an entirely different angle . “A Little Life” is like a tricky question, which explodes with debates, a dispute in the minds of people. The number of comments and reviews to the book long exceeded the number of lines of the book itself. And the reviews are from the most negative, to the enthusiastic and overwhelming. The book as a mirror, you see in it what is in you, you are clinging to those emotions and actions of character, which are close to you. Reading a book, you know in some way yourself. Only insanely talented books are capable of this. On the question: whether or not to advise this book? I will answer so. Is it worth creating, watching movies like "Schindler's List" by Steven Spielberg, "Life is Beautiful" by Roberto Benigni, "Where the Dreams Come" by Vincent Ward, and others? Well, it's sometimes unbearably painful, scary, for what to let so close something to your heart? What for? Probably, to remain a man, alive, feeling, analyzing, for whom compassion, generosity, tolerance to others is not an empty sound.