Netochka Nezvanova is an unfinished early novel by Fyodor Dostoevsky, first published in 1849. It tells the poignant story of a young girl's difficult upbringing and her quest for identity and belonging amidst challenging circumstances. The narrative delves deeply into themes of poverty, social stratification, artistic aspirations, and the intricate psychological states of its diverse characters. As an orphan, Netochka endures various households and emotional traumas, prompting her to question her place in society and the essence of love and betrayal. Dostoevsky's characteristic exploration of human suffering and moral predicaments is powerfully evident throughout this compelling work, offering a valuable insight into his formative literary period and profound understanding of the human condition.