“Eyes Are Not Just Able to See” is Isaac Asimov’s fascinating and layered book that immerses the reader in a world where the boundaries between reality and illusion are blurred and perception becomes the key to unraveling the most mysterious mysteries of human consciousness. In this work, the author, a well-known master of science fiction and master of the art of creating intellectual adventures, offers the reader a unique journey into the depths of human perception, exploring its possibilities and limitations. The book “Eyes are not only seen” is not just a collection of scientific reflections or fantastic plots. This is a philosophical thriller in which Asimov masterfully combines scientific hypotheses, psychological research and elements of mysticism. At the center of the story is a story that makes you wonder how much our eyes and our perceptions can be deceived, and how easily you can lose touch with reality if you trust only your feelings. The author creates a complex, multi-layered plot, where each character and each idea serves as the key to solving a common riddle, and the reader is involved in an intriguing dialogue between science and philosophy. This book is ideal for curious readers interested in psychology, neuroscience, philosophy of perception and science fiction. It will be especially attractive for those who appreciate deep ideas, intellectual challenges and are looking for literature that can expand the horizons of thinking. The age range of readers ranges from mature teens to adults, especially those who like to reflect on the nature of human perception and the limits of reality. Fans of classical science fiction, fans of Asimov’s works and connoisseurs of philosophical essays will find new ideas and inspiration in this book. The themes raised in Eyes Are Not Just Seen are not only perceptions and illusions, but also questions about the nature of reality, how our senses shape our world, and how easily our perceptions can be manipulated. Asimov, as always, skillfully balances between scientific accuracy and artistic skill, creating a work that not only entertains, but also makes you think. He explores the boundaries of the human mind, questions the obvious truths, and invites the reader to look at familiar things from a new angle. The author's style in this book is his trademark clarity, logic, and subtle humor that make even the most complex ideas accessible and fascinating. Asimov, known for his sci-fi masterpieces such as “The Foundation” and “I, the robot”, in “Eyes given not only to see” demonstrates its ability to combine scientific rigor with artistic skill, creating a work that remains relevant after reading. This book is an excellent choice for those who are looking for an intellectual reading that can inspire new thoughts and expand their horizons. If you appreciate books that make you think about the essence of perception, the nature of reality and how our feelings shape our world, “Eyes are not only given to see” is exactly what you need. This work by Isaac Asimov is not just fiction, but a philosophical dialogue that will not leave indifferent any seeker of truth. Inspiring, intriguing and full of deep ideas, this book will be a worthy addition to your collection and will give you new views on the familiar world.