Isaac Asimov's Worlds: The End of Eternity . The Gods [romances] themselves" is a collection that brings together two outstanding works of one of the most famous masters of science fiction of the 20th century, Isaac Asimov. These novels not only immerse the reader in fascinating subjects, but also raise important philosophical and moral questions that remain relevant today. In "The End of Eternity", Asimov creates a unique universe in which time becomes not just a background, but an active participant in events. The main character, Andrew Harlan, is a member of a secret organization that has the ability to change the past and thereby influence the future of mankind. However, facing the consequences of his actions, he begins to realize that interference in the course of time can have unpredictable and sometimes catastrophic results. This story makes us think about free will, how much we can control our fate and what happens when we try to change the script already written. The second part of the collection, "The Gods", is a deep and multi-layered story about the clash of human nature and high technology. In this novel, Asimov explores the concept of parallel worlds and alternate reality, where intelligent beings exist in completely different conditions. The main characters are faced with questions that relate not only to their survival, but also to the very essence of human existence. Asimov masterfully combines scientific ideas with philosophical reflections, creating a work that not only entertains, but also makes you think about the place of man in the universe. These novels are suitable for a wide range of readers: from teenagers interested in science fiction, to adults who appreciate deep and multilayered plots. If you love such works as “451 degrees Fahrenheit” by Ray Bradbury or “Dune” by Frank Herbert, then “The Worlds of Isaac Asimov” will be a real find for you. Asimov, like no other, is able to combine an exciting plot with intellectual challenges, which makes his books not only fascinating, but also useful for thinking. The themes raised in these novels concern not only scientific aspects, but also philosophical questions about the nature of time, reality, and human morality. Asimov makes us think about what it means to be human in a world where technology and science can change everything around us. His writing style is clear and logical, which makes even the most complex concepts understandable. He does not just create worlds, but fills them with life, forcing the reader to worry about the fate of his characters. Isaac Asimov is not only the author of “The Worlds of Isaac Asimov”, but also the creator of such cult series as “Foundation” and “Robots”. His influence on the science fiction genre is hard to overstate, and his work continues to inspire new generations of writers and readers. If you are looking for books that will not only entertain, but also make you think about the future of mankind, "The End of Eternity. The gods themselves" is exactly what you need. Enter the world of Asimov, and you will not regret the time spent.