“The Right Question” by Robert Sheckley is not just a collection of fascinating stories, but a real journey into the world of wit, fantasy and philosophical reflection, which captures from the first pages and does not let go to the last. In this work, the author, a recognized master of science fiction and satire, creates a unique universe where the boundaries of reality are blurred, and the questions posed by the heroes make us think about the essence of human existence, morality and the future of mankind. The book "The Right Question" is a collection of short stories, each of which is an independent story filled with unexpected twists, subtle humor and deep philosophical undertones. The focus is on characters facing unusual situations, technological innovations and moral dilemmas that require extraordinary solutions. Sheckley masterfully uses scientific ideas and fantastic concepts to pose questions to the reader, which are not always unambiguous answers. It is these questions that make the book truly special and make it come back to it again and again. Who can like “The Right Question”? This book is ideal for science fiction lovers, lovers of witty and intellectual stories, as well as those who are looking for literature that can expand the horizons of thinking It will be of interest to readers aged 16 and older, especially those who like to reflect on the future of technology, ethics and human values. If you prefer books that combine fiction, philosophy and a satirical view of modern society, then “The Right Question” will be a real discovery for you. The style of Robert Sheckley in this book is recognizable - it is light, ironic and at the same time saturated with meaning. His works are often compared to intellectual humor and satire, and his ability to turn complex ideas into fascinating stories makes him one of the most brilliant authors in the genre of science fiction. In "The Right Question," Sheckley uses her signature style to not only entertain but also raise important topics, making the reader think about the future, technology, and human nature. The topics raised in the book are not only technological innovations and their impact on society, but also issues of morality, responsibility, the search for the meaning of life in the face of rapid changes. The author masterfully shows how even the most fantastic ideas can have real consequences for each of us, if you think about them seriously. That is why “The Right Question” deserves attention not only as an entertaining reading, but also as a source of reflection that can change the way we look at the world around us. If you are looking for a book that combines intellectual depth and a fascinating plot, then Robert Sheckley’s “The Right Question” will be an excellent choice. This piece, which will not only expand your horizons, but also give a lot of vivid impressions, make you smile and think. In a world where technology and ethics are increasingly intertwined, this book is a reminder that the most important questions always remain true, even if the answers to them sometimes seem unattainable.