The Ethnic Geography of the Chuvash People: Historical Dynamics of Population and Regional Peculiarities of Resettlement, written by B. P. Ivanov, is a fascinating and in-depth study devoted to one of the most interesting and original peoples of Russia - Chuvash. This work will be a real discovery for those who are interested in ethnography, history and geography, as well as for all who want to better understand the diversity of cultures and peoples inhabiting our country. In his book, Ivanov conducts a detailed analysis of the historical dynamics of the Chuvash people, tracing its development from ancient times to the present. The author not only describes the quantitative changes in the population, but also explores the factors that influenced these changes: migration, economic conditions, social and cultural transformations. The reader will be able to learn about how historical events, such as wars, reforms and changes in the political system, influenced the settlement of Chuvash people and their way of life. The book will be especially interesting for students, teachers, researchers and everyone who is fond of social geography and ethnology. It is suitable both for professionals in the humanities and for a wide audience seeking to expand their knowledge about the Chuvash people and their unique culture. The age category of readers varies from high school students to adults interested in the history and culture of their region. The topics raised in the book cover not only the ethnic identity and cultural characteristics of the Chuvash, but also their interaction with other peoples, which makes the work relevant in the context of modern research on interethnic relations. Ivanov raises important questions about the preservation of cultural heritage and how globalization affects small nations. Reading this book, you can think about how the diversity of cultures enriches our society and what role ethnic groups play in shaping the historical and cultural landscape of Russia. Style B. P. Ivanova is distinguished by scientific rigor and accessibility of presentation, which makes it easy to perceive complex ideas and concepts. His previous works have also been devoted to ethnic and cultural studies, and in them he has proved himself as a deep analyst and observer. Readers familiar with his other works will appreciate the consistency and depth of his approach to exploring Chuvash culture. The book “Ethnic Geography of the Chuvash People” not only enriches knowledge about Chuvash people, but also raises important questions about the place of small peoples in the modern world. It will be useful both for those who study ethnography, and for those who just want to better understand the cultural diversity of Russia. If you are looking for literature that combines a scientific approach and a fascinating narrative, this work will be an excellent choice. In conclusion, “The Ethnic Geography of the Chuvash People” is not just a book, but a whole world worth diving into to discover the richness and diversity of Chuvash culture. Do not miss the opportunity to learn more about the people who, despite their small number, left a bright mark on the history and culture of Russia.