The book "Electronic Libraries" by A. A. Kutovenko is a fascinating and in-depth study that immerses the reader in the world of digital knowledge and information. In an era when access to information has become easier than ever, the author raises important questions about the role of electronic libraries in modern society, their importance for education and culture, as well as about the prospects for their development. In his book, Kutovenko examines not only the technical aspects of the creation and operation of electronic libraries, but also their impact on users. It analyses how digital resources are changing the habitual approach to reading and learning, and how they contribute to the spread of knowledge and cultural heritage. Readers will be able to learn about how e-libraries help overcome geographic and social barriers by providing access to information to people from the most remote corners of the world. This book will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from students and teachers to librarians and anyone interested in modern technologies and their impact on society. If you are passionate about digitalization, the information society and cultural heritage, then “Electronic Libraries” will be a real discovery for you. Kutovenko addresses topics that concern many: how to preserve unique works of art and literature in digital format, how to provide access to them for future generations and how not to lose the quality of information in the era of its excess. The author's style is distinguished by clarity and accessibility, which makes complex concepts understandable to a wide audience. Kutovenko is not only a theorist, but also a practitioner, which allows him to share valuable examples from real life and show how electronic libraries function in practice. It also addresses issues of ethics and legal aspects related to digital resources, which adds additional value to the book. Readers familiar with Kutovenko's other works will be able to appreciate his ability to combine theory and practice, as well as his desire to find new solutions in the field of library business. His previous publications, such as Library Business in the Digital Age and Information Technology in the Library, also highlight his in-depth understanding of current trends and challenges facing libraries. “Electronic Libraries” is not just a book about technology, it is a reflection on the future of reading and education. It makes us think about how we perceive information and how our attitude to knowledge changes in the context of the rapid development of technology. Kutovenko masterfully raises important issues that concern everyone who is interested in the future of libraries and cultural heritage. If you’re looking for a book that will not only expand your knowledge of digital libraries, but also make you think about the future of reading, “Electronic Libraries” is exactly what you need. Immerse yourself in a world where information is accessible to everyone, and discover new horizons in the world of knowledge.