"The Tenth Diary" by Igor Huberman is not just a book, but a real literary journey into the depths of the human soul, filled with sparkling humor, subtle irony and philosophical reflections. The author, known for his skill of wit and the ability to turn everyday situations into vivid and memorable stories, created a work that captures from the first pages and does not let go to the last. This book is a unique combination of essays, notes and reflections, combined into one lively and rich text that makes you think about the meaning of life, about the place of a person in the world and about the importance of maintaining a sense of humor even in the most difficult moments. Igor Huberman’s “tenth diary” is not just a collection of records, but a kind of mirror into which every reader looks. In it, the author shares his observations, thoughts and feelings, turning each page into a small discovery. Huberman masterfully uses language to create vivid pictorial pictures that evoke a smile and sometimes deep reflection. His style is a subtle blend of satire, philosophy, and poetry that makes the book particularly appealing to those who value intellectual humor and seek in literature not only entertainment but also food for thought. The book "The Tenth Diary" is perfect for adult readers who love modern literature with a philosophical bias, as well as those who are interested in psychology, culture and the art of the word. It will be of interest to readers aged 25 and older, especially those who appreciate wit, originality and deep meaning. This book is a find for those who are looking for new views on familiar things, who like to think about life and are not afraid to smile even in difficult times. It can be recommended both for personal reading and for discussion in literary clubs or intellectual circles. The themes raised in The Tenth Diary are finding meaning, overcoming life’s difficulties, the importance of inner harmony, and the ability to find joy in the little things. Huberman masterfully raises issues of human nature, relationships, time and memory, turning each topic into a fascinating reflection that makes you think about your own values and priorities. His wit and sincerity make the book especially valuable, and its content is relevant and modern. The peculiarity of Igor Huberman’s style is his ability to combine lightness and depth, to create text that is both funny and philosophically saturated. His works, such as "My thoughts out loud" or "Easy Breathing", have long been loved by readers for their sincerity and wit. In The Tenth Diary, the author continues to develop his unique style, creating a work that is easy to read, but leaves a long trace. This is a book for those who appreciate the word, know how to laugh and think at the same time. As a result, Igor Huberman’s The Tenth Diary is not just a book, but a real literary kaleidoscope filled with wisdom, humor and warmth. It will be an excellent companion for those who are looking for inspiration, new ideas and pleasant moments of solitude with good literature. This book deserves a place on the shelf of every connoisseur of modern Russian literature, because it opens new horizons of perception and helps to look at the world with a smile and inner peace.