The book “Essays on the lexicon of monuments of Old Slavonic writing” by the author of Lviv is a deep and fascinating study that immerses the reader in the world of Old Slavonic language and culture . The author, known for his scientific works in the field of lexicography and historical linguistics, offers a unique look at the lexical features of Old Slavic texts, which are the basis for understanding not only the language, but also the culture, traditions and thinking of the Slavic peoples. In this book, Lviv explores various monuments of Old Slavic writing, ranging from early texts to later works. He analyzes the lexical units, their origin and development, as well as the impact on the modern Russian language. The reader will be able to learn about how the meanings of words have changed, how they have adapted to new realities and how the Old Slavic language continues to live in modern times. Lviv not only describes lexical phenomena, but also creates a living picture of the linguistic environment in which these words existed. This book will be of interest not only to specialists in the field of philology and linguistics, but also to a wide range of readers interested in the history of Slavic peoples, culture and language. Students, graduate students and teachers, as well as lovers of history and languages will find in it a lot of valuable information and deep reflections. The book can become a reference for those who study the Old Slavic language or just want to understand how language shapes the culture and identity of the people. The topics raised in the book cover not only lexical aspects, but also cultural, historical and sociolinguistic contexts. Lviv shows how language serves as a reflection of the time in which it exists, and how through the prism of vocabulary you can see changes in thinking and perception of the world. Reading "Essays on the lexicon of monuments of Old Slavonic writing", you will be able to realize how much language is a living organism that is constantly evolving and adapting to new conditions. The style of the author is distinguished by scientific rigor, but at the same time he skillfully combines it with the accessibility and captivity of the presentation. Lviv is able to explain complex things in simple language, which makes its work understandable even for those who are not specialists in this field. His previous works, such as “Old Slavic language: history and modernity” and “Lexicography in Slavic languages”, also received recognition for their in-depth analysis and high-quality presentation of the material. If you are looking for books on lexicography, Old Slavic language or just want to expand your knowledge of Slavic culture, “Essays on the lexicon of monuments of Old Slavic writing” of Lviv will be an excellent choice. This work will not only enrich your lexicon, but also open new horizons for understanding language as an essential element of cultural identity. Do not miss the opportunity to touch the rich heritage of Slavic writing and learn more about how language shapes our perception of the world.