"General theory of vortices" is a fascinating and deep work written by Russian scientist and popularizer of science Vladimir Kozlov. This book is not just a scientific work, but a real odyssey into the world of physics and mathematics, where vortices become the key to understanding the many processes occurring in nature and technology. Kozlov, known for his work in mechanics and dynamics, offers the reader a unique view of the vortex structures that permeate our lives, from atmospheric phenomena to complex engineering systems. The book immerses the reader in the world of vortices, explaining their nature and role in various scientific disciplines. Kozlov masterfully uses accessible language to bring complex concepts to a wide audience. He is not afraid to introduce the reader to the intricacies of mathematical models, but he does so in such a way that even those who are far from science will be able to grasp the essence and significance of the topics discussed. This makes General Vortex Theory an ideal choice for students, graduate students, faculty, and anyone interested in physics, mathematics, and engineering. The topics raised in the book cover a wide range of issues, from the basics of hydrodynamics to complex models describing the behavior of vortices in various environments. Kozlov not only explains how vortices form and interact, but also considers their impact on climate change, ecosystems and even on economic processes. The reader will be able to see how vortex structures affect everyday life, from the simplest phenomena, such as vortices in the bathroom, to complex processes in the atmosphere and oceans. The book also touches on the philosophical aspects of science, raising questions about how we perceive and understand the world around us. Goats ask questions about how vortices can serve as a metaphor for deeper processes in our lives, such as the interaction of people and social structures. This approach makes the book not only a scientific work, but also a philosophical reflection on the place of man in the world. "General vortex theory" will be of interest not only to specialists, but also to a wide range of readers, including high school students, students and anyone who wants to expand their knowledge of physics and mathematics. The book will be an excellent addition to the library of any lover of science, and can also be used in educational institutions as a teaching aid. The style of Vladimir Kozlov is clear and logical, which allows him to convey complex ideas to the reader without excessive terminology and scientific jargon. His previous works, such as Mechanics and Dynamics and Vortex Physics, have already established themselves as quality sources of knowledge, and General Vortex Theory is no exception. This book will be an important contribution to the popularization of science and will help many readers to discover the amazing world of vortices. If you are looking for books on physics, mathematics or just want to expand your horizons, Vladimir Kozlov's "General Vortex Theory" is what you need. It will not only enrich your knowledge, but also make you think about how much in our world is associated with vortices, which, it would seem, are just a part of nature. Read and discover new horizons of science!