"South Ural, No4" is a fascinating work that immerses the reader in a world full of secrets and mysteries characteristic of this unique region of Russia. Despite the fact that the author of the book remains unknown, this does not detract from the value and depth of the content. The book is a collection of articles, stories and observations that explore the nature, culture and history of the Southern Urals, focusing on its diversity and beauty. The reader who opens “South Ural, No. 4” will be on the verge between reality and myth, where every word fills pages with vivid images and emotions. The book examines not only the geographical features of the region, but also its cultural heritage, including folk traditions, folklore and customs. This makes the book especially attractive for those interested in ethnography and culture of Russia, as well as for travelers who want to better understand the places they are going to visit. The book will be of interest to a wide audience: from students and researchers studying the geography and culture of Russia, to nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts who are looking for inspiration for their travels. It is also suitable for those who appreciate literature about their native land and want to learn more about its wealth and mysteries. Readers who are passionate about such works as Ivan Turgenev’s “Notes of the Hunter” or Valentin Rasputin’s “Land of the Native Ones” will find in “South Urals, No. 4” a lot in common and, perhaps, will discover new horizons. The themes raised in the book are diverse and multi-faceted. The author explores not only the natural beauties of the region, such as majestic mountains, rivers and forests, but also human destinies that intertwine with this place. The reader will be able to immerse himself in the stories of people living in the Southern Urals, their joys and sorrows, dreams and aspirations. This creates a deep emotional connection between the text and the reader, allowing the latter to feel part of this unique world. The style of the author, although unknown, is permeated with vivid descriptions and vivid metaphors that make each page a real journey. Reading the "South Urals, No4", you can feel the freshness of mountain air, hear the noise of rivers and feel the warmth of the sun, illuminating the vast expanses. It is not just a book about geography it is a work that makes you think about the place of man in nature and how the world around us affects our lives and culture. If you are looking for a book that combines elements of a guidebook, historical research and literary work, “South Ural, No. 4” will be an excellent choice. It will not only expand your horizons and deepen your knowledge about Russia, but also inspire new discoveries and travels. Do not miss the opportunity to touch the richness and diversity of the Southern Urals, discovering its secrets and beauty through the pages of this wonderful book.