No right to live, no right to die

No Right to Live, No Right to Die "is a heartfelt work by Olga Gron that explores the philosophical and moral aspects of life and death. At the center of the plot are characters who face serious ethical dilemmas and personal crises. Gron delves deeply into the themes of the right to life, the right to death and human choice, offering the reader reflections on the meaning of existence and moral boundaries. The novel is filled with emotional tension and deep philosophical questions, which makes it especially relevant and a challenge for thought.

- Author: Olga Gron

- Subject matter: Morality, ethics, philosophy of life and death

- Format: Audiobook

- Features: Study of moral and ethical issues, deep philosophical reflections, emotional tension

- Target audience: Lovers of philosophical and dramatic works, fans of books covering deep moral and ethical issues