The book “Organic Reactions” by Plate is a fascinating and deep immersion in the world of organic chemistry, which will not leave indifferent neither students nor teachers, nor all those who are interested in this exciting science. Known for its clear explanations and captivating presentation style, Plate offers readers a unique approach to studying organic reactions that combines theory with practical examples. In his book, the author examines the main types of organic reactions, such as nucleophilic substitution, electrophilic addition and redox reactions. Each chapter is imbued with intriguing examples from real life, which makes the material not only accessible, but also interesting. Platet skillfully connects theoretical aspects with practical applications, allowing the reader to see how organic chemistry affects everyday life and science in general. The book will be especially useful for students of chemical faculties, graduate students and teachers, as well as for anyone who wants to deepen their knowledge in the field of organic chemistry. It is suitable both for those who are just starting their way in this science, and for more experienced readers who want to refresh their knowledge or prepare for exams. If you are interested in topics such as the synthesis of organic compounds, reaction mechanisms or the application of organic chemistry in pharmaceutics, then “Organic reactions” will be a real find for you. One of the key topics raised in the book is the importance of understanding the mechanisms of reactions. Plate emphasizes that knowledge of the mechanism allows not only to predict the outcome of the reaction, but also to develop new synthetic pathways. This is especially true in the light of current trends in chemistry, when science seeks to create more efficient and environmentally friendly methods of synthesis. The book also addresses the issues of sustainable development and the application of organic chemistry in solving global problems such as environmental pollution and lack of resources. Plate style is clear and accessible. He skillfully uses metaphors and analogies to explain complex concepts, making them understandable even to those who do not have a deep knowledge of chemistry. In addition, the author includes many illustrations and diagrams that help to visualize the processes and mechanisms of reactions. This makes "Organic Reactions" not only a training manual, but also a real self-education manual. If you are looking for books similar in genre, pay attention to "Organic Chemistry" by Peter C. Brown's "Mechanisms of Organic Reactions" by John M. Meyer . These works also offer an in-depth understanding of organic chemistry and can serve as an excellent addition to Plate's Organic Reactions. In conclusion, Organic Reactions is not just a book about chemistry, it is an exciting journey into the world of molecules and reactions, which will open up new horizons of knowledge for you. Plate inspires study and research, and his work will become a reliable companion for anyone who wants to understand how the world works at the molecular level. Do not miss the opportunity to get acquainted with this wonderful book - it will definitely become a valuable addition to your library and will help you in your scientific and educational endeavors.