The novel "In Search of Lost Time" is a novel translated from the French version.

À la recherche du temps

The novel includes 7 parts and the number of characters in the novel exceeds 2,000.
In this novel, Marcel Proust narrates his struggle with time in a sensitive style that makes you experience the past as if it were reality. Proust did not rely on the well-known style of novels, but rather created his own style based on long, seemingly complex sentences and intense details. He was indeed able to prove that simplicity does not alone create beauty, but that complexity can also create beauty. In this novel, the writer realizes that time is slipping away from his grasp. Instead of tracking this time and trying to catch up with it, he wanted to shake off time by summoning memories of the past and reviving them until they become reality. Proust was able to evoke the past so that the reader can live it and feel all its details. The reader of this novel cannot quickly skim through the passages without feeling the sensations and emotions within them, as if he were the hero of this novel.

In Search of Lost Time 1: The Swan Houses Side (624 pages)
In Search of Lost Time 2: In the Shadows of Springtime Girls (594 pages)
In Search of Lost Time 3: The Garmant Houses Side (672 pages)
In Search of Lost Time 4: Sodom and Gomorrah (608 pages)
In Search of Lost Time 5: The Prisoner (472 pages)
In Search of Lost Time 6: The Wanderer (296 pages)
In Search of Lost Time 7: Time Regained (464 pages)