The book "Physics: 3800 tasks for schoolchildren and entering universities" under the authorship of N. In. Turchin and his colleagues is not just a textbook, but a real guide to the world of physics, which will help both schoolchildren and entrants to cope with difficult tasks and prepare for exams. This publication will be an indispensable assistant for all who seek to understand the laws of physics, as well as for those who are preparing for admission to higher education institutions. From the first pages, the reader plunges into the atmosphere of fascinating study of physics. The book contains 3800 tasks that cover all the key topics of the school physics course: mechanics, thermodynamics, electricity, optics and much more. Each task is carefully selected and structured, which makes it easy to navigate the material. You will not only find a variety of examples, but also be able to test your knowledge, solving problems of varying complexity - from simple to more complex, requiring in-depth analysis and logical thinking. This book will be especially useful for high school students preparing for the exam, as well as for first-year students who need to refresh their knowledge. It will be an excellent help for those who are interested in physics as a science, and for those who want to enter technical specialties. If you dream of becoming an engineer, physicist or even a doctor, then this guide will help you confidently step on the path to your dream. The topics raised in this book go beyond simple problem solving. The authors emphasize the importance of understanding the physical principles that underlie everyday life. The reader will be able to see how physics permeates all aspects of our existence from the movement of cars to the work of modern technologies. This makes the study of physics not only useful, but also fascinating. Style of writing N. In. Turchin and his colleagues are distinguished by clarity and accessibility. The authors strive to convey complex concepts in simple language, which allows the reader not only to solve problems, but also to understand how they relate to real life. This makes the book ideal for self-study, as well as for use in educational institutions. In addition, “Physics: 3800 tasks for schoolchildren and students entering universities” may be interesting for those who have long left the school walls, but want to refresh their knowledge or simply check how well they remember physics. For lovers of science and those who strive for self-development, this manual will be a real find. If you’re looking for something similar, you might like books like Physics. Tasks and solutions” from E. E. Petrova or "Physics for All" from A. E. Kostyukova . These publications also offer many challenges and explanations that will help you deepen your knowledge. In conclusion, the book “Physics: 3800 tasks for schoolchildren and entering universities” is not just a collection of tasks, but a whole world worth diving into. It inspires the study of physics, develops critical thinking and helps prepare for important exams. Do not miss the opportunity to become part of this fascinating journey into the world of science!