The book "Tatarin flora (composition and distribution in the late Permian of Eurasia)" by the authors Gomankov A. In. and Meyena C. In. This is a unique study that immerses the reader in the world of ancient plants that existed on our planet more than 250 million years ago. This work is not only a valuable contribution to paleobotany, but also opens up a fascinating picture of the floral diversity that existed in the late Permian on the territory of Eurasia. The authors, possessing deep knowledge in the field of botany and paleontology, offer readers a detailed analysis of the composition of the Tatar flora, its distribution and ecology. The book is replete with scientific data, which are supported by illustrations and maps, which allows you to visualize information and make it understandable. The reader will be able to learn about which plant species dominated the period, how they adapted to the environment and what impact they had on the ecosystems of their time. This work will be of particular interest to students and specialists in the field of biology, geology and ecology, as well as to everyone who is fond of the history of the Earth and its flora. The book will be an indispensable tool for researchers and teachers, as well as for nature lovers who want to expand their knowledge of ancient plants and their role in the formation of modern ecosystems. The topics raised in the book cover not only the botanical aspects, but also the issues of climate change that occurred in the late Permian. The authors investigate how changes in climate affected the distribution of flora, its diversity and survival. This makes the book relevant for those who are interested in modern environmental problems and climate change, because understanding the past can help us better understand the future. The style of the authors is distinguished by scientific rigor, but at the same time the availability of the presentation. They skillfully balance between complex terms and understandable language, which makes the book interesting both for professionals and for a wide audience. Gomankov and Mayen have already established themselves as authors capable of conveying complex scientific ideas to the reader, and their previous works, such as Flora Mesozoic and Ecology of Ancient Ecosystems, confirm this talent. "Tatarine Flora" is not just a scientific publication, it is also a fascinating journey into the past, which makes you think about how life has changed on Earth and how it can change in the future. The book raises important questions about the interaction of living organisms and the environment, how flora and fauna adapt to change, and how we can use this knowledge to preserve nature today. Thus, “Tatarine Flora” is not just a book about plants, it is a study that opens new horizons in understanding ecosystems and their evolution. It will be a valuable addition to the library of anyone interested in the nature, history of the Earth and the future of our planet. Read, explore and be inspired by new discoveries together with Gomankov and Meyen!