Insatiable Curiosity: How I Became a Scientist: Memories is a fascinating and profound work written by eminent biologist and science popularizer Richard Dawkins. In this book, the author shares his memories of the path to a scientific career, talking about how his passion for knowledge and unceasing curiosity led him to great discoveries and scientific achievements. Known for his work in evolutionary biology and the popularization of scientific ideas, Dawkins’ Insatiable Curiosity offers readers a unique perspective on their lives and careers. He shares the personal stories that shaped him as a scientist, from childhood, when he first encountered the wonders of nature, to adulthood, when his research and publications became the basis for many discussions in the scientific community. This book is not just an autobiography, but a real odyssey full of discoveries, doubts and inspiration. For whom is this book intended? It will be of interest to a wide range of readers: from undergraduate and graduate students studying biology and related sciences, to everyone who is simply passionate about science and wants to understand how scientific ideas are formed and how they affect our perception of the world People who are interested in the philosophy of science, evolution and even culture will find this book a lot of useful and inspiring. It will also be a great gift for those who are striving for self-improvement and looking for motivation to achieve their goals. The themes raised in "Insatiable Curiosity" are diverse and deep. Dawkins discusses the importance of critical thinking and a scientific approach, the need to ask questions and seek answers, and the impact of education on personal development. He emphasizes that science is not only a set of facts, but also a way of thinking that helps us better understand the world around us. The book also addresses issues of ethics in science, the role of science in society, and how personal beliefs can influence scientific research. Richard Dawkins' style in this book remains true to his reputation as an outstanding writer and speaker. It masterfully blends scientific facts with personal stories, making the text accessible and engaging to a wide audience. Dawkins skillfully uses metaphors and examples from his life to illustrate complex concepts, which makes reading not only cognitive, but also emotionally rich. In addition to Insatiable Curiosity, Richard Dawkins is known for such works as The Selfish Gene, God as Illusion, and DNA: A Revolution in Biology. Each of his books leaves a deep mark on the minds of readers, forcing them to think about the place of man in nature and how science can change our perception of reality. In conclusion, “Insatiable Curiosity: How I Became a Scientist: Memories” is not just a book about science, but also about life, about how a passion for knowledge can lead to amazing discoveries. This work inspires, encourages reflection and certainly deserves the attention of anyone who wants to understand how the world works and how you can become part of this amazing journey.