Course in General Physics . Mechanics and Molecular Physics" by L. D. Landau, A. and . Ahiezer and E. M. Lifshitz is an outstanding work that has become a classic in the field of physics and educational literature. This is not just a textbook, but a whole world in which students, graduate students and everyone who is interested in physics at a deep level are immersed. From the first pages, the reader feels the power and beauty of physical laws, which are described with clarity and accuracy, which makes them accessible even to those who are just starting their way in science. The book covers two key areas of physics: mechanics and molecular physics. In the first part, the authors examine in detail the laws of motion, the dynamics of systems, mechanical oscillations and other important aspects of mechanics. The reader will be able to understand how physical laws manifest themselves in the real world, and how they connect different phenomena. The second part is devoted to molecular physics, where thermodynamics, kinetic theory and the foundations of statistical physics are discussed. These topics are fundamental to understanding the processes occurring at the molecular level and their relationship to macroscopic phenomena. Who can like this book? First of all, students of physics and related specialties who are looking for a deep understanding of the foundations of their discipline. However, it will also be of interest to those who are fond of science in general, as well as teachers who want to enrich their knowledge and find new approaches to learning. The book is written taking into account different levels of training, which makes it available to both beginners and more experienced readers. The topics raised in the book go beyond a simple statement of physical laws. The authors seek to show the reader how physics permeates all aspects of our lives, from simple movements to complex thermodynamic processes. They emphasize the importance of experiment and theory by showing how they interact with each other. This book not only teaches, but also inspires, encouraging the reader to ask questions and seek answers to them. Style L. D. Landau, A. and . Ahiezer and E. M. Lifshitz is clear and logical. They skillfully use the mathematical apparatus to explain complex concepts, making them understandable and accessible. This quality makes their work indispensable for students and academics. Landau, as a Nobel laureate, left behind many significant works, among which can be distinguished "The theory of liquid helium" and "Statistical physics" .. Each of his works is permeated with a deep understanding of physics and the desire to convey this knowledge to the reader. Course in General Physics . Mechanics and Molecular Physics” is not just a textbook, but a real find for anyone who wants to understand physics at an intuitive level. It will become a reliable companion for students, graduate students and teachers, as well as for anyone who wants to expand their horizons in the world of science. If you are looking for a deep and fascinating dive into physics, this work is definitely worth your attention. Do not miss the opportunity to discover the exciting world of physical laws and their application in real life.