Asked to advise Strugacki to read? I advise. Ideally, read all their books, not so many, and each one is worthy.

But these are the books of Strugatsky and all (imcho) should know everyone who is generally interested in reading.

"It is hard to be a god". The movie has nothing to do with it, the book is genius at first. "Dark fantasy" long before Steve was your Martin.

"Gaddy Lebbons" - about youth, a book for all times.

"Monday begins on Saturday" - a fun book about the atmosphere of the 60s...

"The Tale of the Three" (two editions to choose from) - and this is already about the bile and bitter "stagnation" of the 70s.

"The inhabited island" - powerful, symbolic, relevant. You will know why to throw dirt in Fedou B.

"The Far Rainbow" - The Great Pizzet-Armageddet, a look from the inside. The catastrophe is described in such a way that no cinema has dreamed of it.

About a boy who is found on an uninhabited planet, any further word is a vicious spoiler.

A pleasant reading!