Isaac Asimov’s “Brother” is an exciting and multi-layered science fiction story that immerses the reader in a future where technology and human relationships intertwine in a complex and fascinating fabric. This book, one of the classic works of the author, known for his skill in creating futuristic worlds and philosophical reflections, is able to attract the attention of both science fiction lovers and those who are looking for deep psychological and ethical topics. At the center of the story is a story about brotherhood, trust and responsibility, which acquire new shades in the conditions of technological progress. Asimov masterfully creates an atmosphere of the future, where robots and people coexist, sometimes collide, and sometimes find common ground. In "Brother" the author explores not only the boundaries of artificial intelligence, but also the inner world of man, his fears and hopes. The reader finds himself in a world where the line between machine and man is becoming increasingly blurred, and questions about morality, free will and the essence of the individual become especially relevant. This book will especially appeal to readers aged 15 and older who are interested not only in science fiction, but also in philosophical dilemmas, ethical issues, and the social aspects of technological progress. Fans of classics of the genre, connoisseurs of Asimov’s works, as well as those who are looking for smart and thoughtful books that can make you think about the future of mankind, will find in the “Brotherhood” a source of inspiration and new ideas. In addition, the book will be of interest to those interested in the development of artificial intelligence, robotics and their impact on society. Asimov's special style is manifested in his accurate, concise and at the same time saturated with details of the narrative. The author skillfully combines scientific accuracy with vivid characters and exciting storylines, which makes every page of the book lively and meaningful. In "Brotherhood" Asimov continues his traditions - he asks questions that are not always unambiguous answers, and encourages the reader to think about the future that we create today. If you are already familiar with other works of Asimov, such as the series “Foundation” or “Robots”, then “Brother” will become a logical continuation of his research interests and philosophical reflections for you. This book is not just a fascinating read, but an invitation to reflect on how technology can change our lives and what it means to be human in the age of machines. In general, “Brother” is not only a vivid work of science fiction, but also a deep philosophical novel that will make you think about the future, about the boundaries of human morality and responsibility. Asimov creates a unique world in which every reader will find something important for himself whether it’s questions of ethics, technology or human feelings. This book is worthy of the attention of those who appreciate intelligent, provocative and meaningful works that can leave a mark in the soul and mind for a long time.