Physics for All, Volume 2. Molecules by A. and . Chinatown and L. D. Landau is a fascinating and educational work that opens doors to the world of molecular physics, making complex concepts available to a wide audience. This volume continues the tradition of the first edition, offering readers a unique opportunity to get acquainted with the basics of physics at a level that is suitable for both students and science lovers. The second volume of the book focuses on molecules and their interactions, which is a key aspect of physics and chemistry. The authors, known for their deep knowledge and outstanding scientific achievements, present the material in such a way that it becomes not only understandable, but also fascinating. The reader is immersed in the world of atoms and molecules, learning about how they interact, how chemical bonds are formed and how these processes affect the properties of substances. Each section of the book is filled with vivid examples and illustrations that help to better understand complex physical phenomena. The book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from high school students preparing for exams, to university students and all those who are interested in science. If you like to solve the riddles of nature, strive to understand how the world works on the most fundamental level, then "Physics for All, Volume 2. Molecules" will be a real find for you. Even if you are not a professional physicist, but want to expand your knowledge and look at familiar things from a new angle, this book will be an excellent assistant. The topics raised in the book cover a wide range of topics, from the fundamentals of thermodynamics and statistical mechanics to molecular dynamics and quantum mechanics. The authors focus on how molecules interact with each other and how these interactions determine the physical properties of materials. The book also touches on topical topics such as molecular machines and nanotechnology, making it particularly relevant in today's scientific context. Style of authors, A. and . Chinatown and L. D. Landau, distinguished by clarity and accessibility. They masterfully explain complex concepts, avoiding unnecessary scientific terminology, which makes the text easy to understand. This quality makes the book not only a teaching tool, but also an exciting read for anyone who wants to expand their horizons in physics. Do not forget that L. D. Landau is a Nobel Prize winner, which adds additional weight and authority to the book. His works, such as Theoretical Physics and Course of Lectures on Theoretical Physics, have become classics and have inspired many generations of scientists. In Physics for All, he and his co-author continue this tradition by making science accessible and interesting. Thus, "Physics for All, Volume 2. Molecules is not just a book about molecules, but a whole world of knowledge waiting to be discovered. If you are looking for interesting books on physics, want to understand how the world works at the molecular level, or just want to expand your knowledge, this book will become your reliable companion in a fascinating journey through the world of science. Do not miss the opportunity to touch the great science and discover the amazing secrets of molecules!