Youth (Tolstoy novel) Summary

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Youth

Youth (Russian: Юность [Yunost']; 1856) is the third novel in Leo Tolstoy's autobiographical trilogy, following Childhood and Boyhood.

• • e Leo Tolstoy
Biography ♦ Bibliography ♦ Tolstoyan ♦ Tolstoy ♦ Texts
Novels and novellas:	Childhood ♦ Boyhood ♦ Youth ♦ Family Happiness ♦ The Cossacks ♦ War and Peace ♦ Anna Karenina ♦ The Death of Ivan Ilyich ♦ Resurrection ♦ The Forged Coupon ♦ Hadji Murat
Philosophical works:	A Confession ♦ What I Believe ♦ The Kingdom of God Is Within You ♦ The Gospel in Brief ♦ What Is Art? ♦ A Calendar of Wisdom
Plays:	The Power of Darkness ♦ The Fruits of Culture ♦ The Living Corpse
Short stories:	"The Raid" ♦ "Sebastopol Sketches" ♦ "Ivan the Fool" ♦ "Polikushka" ♦ "A Prisoner in the Caucasus" ♦ "Father Sergius" ♦ "Kholstomer: The Story of a Horse" ♦ "What Men Live By" ♦ "The Three Questions" ♦ "Wisdom of Children" ♦ "Where Love is, God is" ♦ "Quench the Spark" ♦ "How Much Land Does a Man Need?" ♦ "Promoting a Devil" ♦ "Repentance" ♦ "The Grain" ♦ "The Kreutzer Sonata" ♦ "Master and Man" ♦ "Too Dear!" ♦ "Work, Death, and Sickness" ♦ "Alyosha the Pot" ♦ "God Sees the Truth, But Waits" ♦ "Croesus and Fate" ♦ "Three Deaths" ♦ "Two Hussars" ♦ "Korney Vasilyev" ♦ "Albert (short story)"