"Judgment Day" is an exciting novel by Edmund Cooper, which plunges the reader into a world where not only humanity, but also the planet itself is on the verge of survival. This sci-fi thriller, written in 1970, remains relevant today, raising important questions about the future of our civilization and responsibility for the world around us. The plot of the book takes place in the near future, when humanity is faced with the catastrophic consequences of their actions. Chaos reigns on Earth: environmental disasters, resource wars, and social upheaval In the center of the story is a group of people who are trying to find a way out of this hopeless situation. They face many obstacles, both external and internal, and each of them must make a choice that will determine not only their fate, but the fate of all mankind. Cooper masterfully creates an atmosphere of tension and uncertainty, causing the reader to worry about the characters and their choice. This book will be of interest to a wide range of readers - from teenagers to adults who are fond of science fiction, social problems and philosophical reflections on the future. If you like the works of authors such as Isaac Asimov, Arthur C. Clarke or Philip K. The Day of Judgment will be a great day for you. Cooper raises topics that concern modern society: ecology, moral dilemmas, human relations in times of crisis. These questions remain relevant in our time, which makes the book especially valuable for thought. Edmund Cooper's style is distinguished by vivid descriptions and deep psychological portraits of the characters. He skillfully creates images that are remembered and evoke an emotional response. The reader not only observes events, but also becomes part of the inner struggle of the heroes, their fears and hopes. Cooper is also known for his other works, such as Light at the End of the Tunnel and Time for Change, which also explore human nature and complex social issues. “The Day of Judgment” is not just an entertaining read, but a book that makes you think about the future. It raises important questions about how our elections today could affect tomorrow. Cooper makes the reader realize that each of us is responsible for the world in which he lives, and that even in the most hopeless situations there is always an opportunity for change. If you are looking for a book that will not only captivate you with its plot, but also make you think about serious things, “Judgment Day” will be an excellent choice. Immerse yourself in a world where every decision matters, and find out how far the heroes are willing to go to save humanity. This book is not just fiction, but a warning and hope for a better future.