The White Nights

A romantic novel that tells about four nights in the city of Petersburg, with its short nights that symbolize the fleeting love story narrated by Dostoevsky. A young man, lonely and romantic, meets one night in a dark street in Petersburg a crying girl hoping for her beloved's arrival. Nastenka merges with the young man's imagination, who fell in love with her from the first moment, and consoles him with the mirage of a newborn love. This novel, in few pages, covers many things: the delirium of a dreamy young man, the hopes of a girl in love, a successful meeting story and a failed love, justifications and excuses of the lover in the moment of romantic waiting. And with a unique and beautiful style that Dostoevsky distinguished himself with, this great novelist who throughout his life did not cease to delve into the human soul, revealing its depths and secrets.