The book “Ukrainian Orthodox Church: Myths and Truth” is a fascinating and in-depth study that reveals to the reader a multifaceted and often contradictory picture of one of the most important spiritual and cultural institutions in Ukraine. The author, remaining anonymous, masterfully immerses the reader in the complex history, current state and internal processes of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, breaking down the established stereotypes and myths that have surrounded it for many years. This book is a true guide to the world of religion, national identity and the spiritual life of the country. In it, the author not only tells about key events, historical figures and church conflicts, but also raises important questions about the role of the church in modern Ukrainian society, its interaction with the state and society, as well as about the spiritual values that it promotes. The focus is on the search for truth, which is often hidden behind layers of propaganda, myths and misunderstandings. The reader will learn how views on the Ukrainian Orthodox Church were formed and transformed, and why exactly this topic remains relevant today. “Ukrainian Orthodox Church: Myths and Truth” is intended for a wide audience from young people interested in history and religion to experienced researchers who want to get a fresh look at the long-discussed issues. This book is especially relevant for those who seek objective information, seek to understand the complex relationship between the church and the state, as well as for those who want to understand the spiritual and cultural roots of Ukraine. It is possible that it will become a reference book for clergymen, students of theological faculties and everyone who appreciates an honest and open dialogue about religion. The author, who has a unique ability to combine an analytical approach with a lively style of storytelling, is not afraid to ask difficult questions and offer the reader his own reflections. His style is a harmonious combination of scientific accuracy and emotional sincerity, which makes the book not only informative, but also truly fascinating. Inspired by classical works on the history of the church and modern journalism, the author creates a bright and multifaceted picture that will not leave indifferent any reader. The topics raised in the book are not only the history and structure of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, but also its role in the formation of national identity, influence on social processes, as well as issues of interfaith relations and internal church life. Particular attention is paid to the modern challenges faced by the church, from schisms and conflicts to the need to adapt to new social realities. This book is not just a historical overview, but an actual analysis that helps to understand why and how the church continues to be an important element of Ukrainian culture and spirituality. If you are looking for a book that will help you understand the complex issues of religion, history and politics of Ukraine, as well as give you the opportunity to look at the Ukrainian Orthodox Church from different angles, the “Ukrainian Orthodox Church: myths and truth” will become a real discovery for you. It deservedly occupies a place among the literature that reveals the spiritual and cultural characteristics of the country, and offers a fresh look at the long-discussed topics, causing interest and desire to continue research. This book is an important contribution to the understanding of the national identity and spiritual life of Ukraine, which will not leave indifferent any reader looking for the truth behind the layers of myths and stereotypes.