The book "On the gradual formation of legislation" by F. L. Moroshkina is a deep and fascinating study that immerses the reader in the world of lawmaking and the evolution of legislative systems. This work will be a real find for anyone interested in law, politics and the social sciences, as well as for students and teachers of law faculties. In his book, Moroshkin analyzes how laws have been formed and changed throughout history, emphasizing that law is not a static structure, but a dynamic process that constantly adapts to changes in society. The author examines various approaches to creating laws, including the influence of cultural, economic and social factors. He wonders how and why some laws become successful and sustainable, while others become ineffective and forgotten. An intriguing aspect of the book is that Moroshkin not only describes historical facts, but also invites the reader to reflect on how contemporary challenges, such as globalization, digitalization, and climate change, can affect the future of legislation. It raises important questions about how legislative systems can adapt to new conditions and what mechanisms can be used to ensure their flexibility and sustainability. This book will be of interest not only to lawyers and students, but also to a wide audience, including those interested in politics, sociology and philosophy. Readers seeking to understand how laws shape our society and how they can be changed to improve people's lives will find many useful ideas and inspirations in On the Gradual Formation of Legislation. It can also be useful for activists and those who want to influence the legislative processes in their country. Moroshkin's style is distinguished by clarity and accessibility, which makes complex legal concepts understandable to a wide audience. His ability to combine theory with practical examples allows readers not only to learn the material, but also to see its application in real life. F. L. Moroshkin is the author of several other well-known works in the field of law, and his experience in legal practice adds special value to the book. The topics raised in the “On the gradual formation of legislation” relate not only to the theory of law, but also to the ethical aspects of lawmaking. The author explores how moral and ethical norms affect the creation of laws and how laws, in turn, can shape the moral foundations of society. This creates an additional level of depth and makes the book particularly relevant in light of contemporary debates about justice and social justice. If you are looking for a book that will help you better understand how legislation works and how it can be changed for the benefit of society, then the “On the gradual formation of legislation” will be a real discovery for you. This work is not only informative, but also inspiring, encouraging the reader to think about their place in the world of lawmaking and how each of us can contribute to improving legislation. Do not miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in this fascinating world with F. L. Moroshkin and discover new horizons in understanding the law and its role in our lives