Anar Asimov’s “Metro Days” is an exciting and multifaceted book that immerses the reader in the mysterious and dynamic world of the subway, revealing it from an unexpected side. The author, a master of words and a subtle observer, creates a vivid picture of urban life, filled with the smallest details, bright characters and continuous movement. This book is not just a collection of stories about the subway, it turns into an exciting journey through the labyrinths of underground stations, where each passenger is a separate story, and each stop is a new story. The main theme of the book is human destinies, intertwined in the rhythm of the subway. Asimov masterfully shows how in the daily hustle and bustle, in the rush hour, in the crowd and noise hide touching, sometimes dramatic and sometimes funny stories. He raises questions of loneliness and mutual understanding, finding himself in the metropolis and fighting internal demons. In "Metro Weekdays" the reader will find not only vivid sketches from the lives of passengers, but also deep reflections on modern society, its transience and the need to find the strength for change. Anar Asimov’s book will especially appeal to those who appreciate realism, psychologism and subtle social satire. It is ideal for readers aged 16 and older who are interested in urban culture, human psychology and modern problems of the metropolis. Fans of short but rich stories, as well as those who are looking for in the literature not only entertainment, but also food for thought, "Budny Metro" will open new horizons for the perception of the usual urban environment. The peculiarity of Asimov's style is his ability to combine realism with poeticism, creating an atmosphere in which each passenger becomes a hero of his own history. Its language is simple, but it is full of metaphors and images, which makes reading not only fascinating, but also aesthetically pleasing. In his other works, such as "City Shadows" or "The Pulse of the Megapolis", the author also explored the theme of urban life, creating vivid portraits of urban residents, and the "Metro Week" continues this tradition, expanding the boundaries of perception of familiar urban scenes. This book deserves attention not only as a work of art, but also as a sociological portrait of a modern city. It raises important topics from loneliness and the search for meaning to the fight against internal fears and hope for the best. Asimov masterfully conveys the atmosphere of the subway as a place of meeting and parting, as a symbol of speed and constant change. His work is not just a collection of stories, but a mirror of modern society, in which everyone will find something close and understandable. If you are looking for a book that will make you think about human destinies, immerse in the atmosphere of urban bustle and open up new facets of everyday life, Anar Asimov’s “Budny Metro” will be an excellent choice. This work is for those who appreciate deep psychologism, a vivid description of urban life and is able to find beauty in the most ordinary moments. Inspiring, touching and at the same time poignant, the book invites you to look at familiar streets and stations from a new angle, revealing to you the wealth of human stories hidden in every corner of the subway.