“Walking with Physics” is a fascinating work by author Bogdanov K. Yu. , which invites the reader to an exciting journey through the world of physics, revealing its secrets and amazing phenomena. This book will be a real find for those who are interested in science, seek to understand the laws that govern our world, and want to look at everyday things from a new, deeper perspective. From the first pages of “Walking with Physics”, the reader plunges into the atmosphere of knowledge, where each chapter is not just a set of facts and formulas, but a real story filled with intriguing examples and vivid metaphors. Bogdanov masterfully combines scientific concepts with accessible language, making complex ideas understandable even for those who do not have a special education. The book is suitable for both schoolchildren and students, as well as for anyone who just wants to expand their horizons and learn more about how the world works. The topics raised in “Walking with Physics” cover a wide range: from classical mechanics and thermodynamics to quantum physics and astrophysics. The author is not afraid to ask complex questions and offer non-standard answers to them, which makes reading not only informative, but also fascinating. Each section of the book is filled with real-life examples, allowing the reader to see physics in action — from how the car works to how the planet moves. One of the features of Bogdanov’s style is his ability to make science lively and interesting. He uses vivid images and metaphors to explain complex concepts, which allows the reader not only to understand the material, but also to remember it. This makes Walking with Physics an ideal choice for parents who want to interest their children in science, as well as for teachers looking for new approaches to teaching physics. The book also touches on the philosophical aspects of science, raising questions about how scientific discoveries affect our perception of reality and what it means to be human in a world full of mysteries. This makes “Walking with Physics” not just a textbook, but a real philosophical reflection on the place of man in the vast expanses of the Universe. If you like works such as Stephen Hawking's A Brief History of Time or Michio Kaku's Physics of the Impossible, then Walking with Physics will definitely be your find. This book will attract the attention of both science lovers and those who are just looking for an interesting and informative reading. In conclusion, “Walking with Physics” is not just a book about physics; it is an invitation to research that can change your perception of the world. Bogdanov K. Yu. creates a unique atmosphere in which science becomes accessible and exciting, and each reader can find something new for himself Do not miss the opportunity to discover the amazing world of physics - this book is waiting for you!