The book "Antique Balkanism and Comparative Grammar" by Bernstein C. B. , Ivanova V. In. and Tolstoy N. and . is a unique study that immerses the reader in the world of ancient languages and cultures of the Balkan region. This work will be a real find for linguists, historians, philologists and anyone interested in linguistic and cultural ties between peoples. The authors, possessing deep knowledge in the field of comparative grammar and ancient balkanism, present to the reader not only theoretical aspects, but also practical examples that make the material accessible and fascinating. The book covers a wide range of topics, ranging from the phonetic and morphological features of the languages of the Balkans to their historical development and influence on modern languages of the region. Readers interested in the history of languages, cultural interactions and ethnolinguistics will find in this work many interesting facts and analytical conclusions. The book will be useful to both students and post-graduate students, as well as teachers seeking to deepen their knowledge in the field of ancient linguistics. With its accessible language and clear structure, it is also suitable for a wide audience wishing to expand their horizons and learn more about the languages that shaped the culture of the Balkans. One of the key themes raised in the book is the influence of ancient languages on modern Balkan languages.[citation needed] The authors analyze in detail how language contacts, migrations and cultural exchanges contributed to the formation of unique lexical and grammatical features. This topic is especially relevant in the light of current research aimed at understanding the diversity of languages and their interrelations. The book also addresses issues of identity and cultural identity, making it particularly important in the context of contemporary global change. The style of the authors is distinguished by scientific rigor, but at the same time retains the accessibility and clarity of the presentation. Bernstein, Ivanov and Tolstoy, each of whom is a recognized expert in their field, skillfully combine theoretical foundations with practical examples, which allows the reader not only to assimilate information, but also to apply it in practice. Their previous works, such as "History of the Balkan languages" and "Comparative grammar of Slavic languages", have already established themselves as authoritative sources in the field of linguistics. The book "Antique Balkanism and Comparative Grammar" not only enriches the reader's knowledge of the languages and cultures of the Balkans, but also inspires further research. It opens up new horizons for study, emphasizing the importance of cross-cultural ties and historical context in understanding linguistic diversity. If you are looking for literature that combines a scientific approach and a fascinating presentation, this book will be an excellent choice. It will attract the attention of both professionals and amateurs who want to immerse themselves in the world of ancient languages and their impact on modernity. Do not miss the opportunity to expand your knowledge and look at the languages of the Balkans from a new side - "Antique Balkanism and Comparative Grammar" is waiting for you!