"Invisible" is a science fiction novel by the English writer Herbert Wells, which entered the golden fund of world literature. In this book, the author tells about a researcher who accidentally discovered a way to make himself invisible. However, this ability leads to tragic consequences, because according to the famous saying, power can corrupt even the best. The main character struggles with his new isolation and the lawlessness that his invisibility can lead to. The author skillfully recreates the hero's psychological barriers, his feelings of loss of male dignity and control, which make it difficult to realize one's own power. "Invisible" offers the reader not only an exciting plot and existential reflections, but also an opportunity to think about the price of will and power.