SOPHIE'S WORLD: A NOVEL ABOUT THE HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY

Sophie’s World, written by Norwegian author Jostein Gaarder and published in 1991, is a novel that combines elements of mystery, philosophy, and fantasy. The book follows the teenage protagonist, Sophie Amundsen, as she receives a series of letters from a mysterious philosopher who introduces her to the history of Western philosophy. Guided by her teacher, Alberto Knox, Sophie explores fundamental questions about existence, reality, and the nature of human thought. An international bestseller, Sophie’s World has been translated into over 50 languages