Umberto Eco’s It is not just another novel, but a real intellectual journey into the depths of the human psyche, philosophical reflections and cultural codes. In this work, which is often compared to classical examples of postmodern literature, the author masterfully intertwines historical facts, mythological allusions and modern reflections on the nature of human perception. It is a book that makes you think about what is behind the facade of reality, and who we really are when we face the mysteries of the past and complex identity issues. At the center of the story is a complex and multilayered story, which, despite its richness in philosophical and cultural references, keeps the reader in suspense. Eco creates an atmosphere filled with secret writings and symbols that unfold as you read, like a jigsaw puzzle assembled from many small details. In this novel, the author does not just tell a story, he invites the reader to become a participant in an intellectual dialogue, where each new turn opens up new horizons of understanding. His style is a subtle combination of scientific precision and artistic expression, which makes the book especially attractive to those who appreciate not only the plot, but also deep meaning. "It" is suitable for inquisitive readers interested in history, philosophy, cultural studies and psychology. This book will especially appeal to those who are looking for not only entertainment in literature, but also food for thought, who like to solve riddles and analyze hidden meanings. The age range of readers - from mature lovers of intellectual literature to students of humanities, as well as anyone who seeks to expand their horizons and understand the complex mechanisms of human thinking It will resonate with those who appreciate the author’s style, rich in metaphors and allusions, as well as those who are not afraid to immerse themselves in complex topics related to cultural memory, historical interpretations and philosophical issues. A feature of Umberto Eco's style is his ability to combine academic rigor with artistic expressiveness. In "It", he uses his rich experience and knowledge to create a work that is not only interesting, but also causes a desire to re-read it again and again, opening up new meanings. Eco is known for his other works, such as The Name of the Rose and Bavarian Secrecy, where he also masterfully combines historical details with philosophical reflections and riddles. In "It", he continues to develop his unique style, creating a complex, multi-layered narrative fabric that leaves the reader in a state of constant search and reflection. This book is not just a reading, but a real intellectual adventure that makes you look at familiar things from a new angle. It is worthy of attention of all who are looking for in literature not only entertainment, but also a challenge for the mind, who likes to solve mysteries and plunge into the depths of human culture and psychology. “It” by Umberto Eco is a work that will be relevant and interesting both for those who are already familiar with the author’s work, and for new readers who want to get acquainted with his unique style and philosophical view of the world. This book is a real pearl of modern intellectual literature, which will leave an indelible mark on the heart of every seeker of truth.