“Myths of World History” by Maria Baganova is a fascinating journey deep into the legends that shaped our perception of the past, and a rethinking of those historical narratives that have been passed from mouth to mouth for centuries. This book is a real storehouse of knowledge for those who are interested not only in facts, but also in those myths that created the image of epochs, peoples and personalities, turning them into legends and tales, sometimes far from reality. The focus of Maria Baganova is not just historical events, but their interpretations, often distorted by time, political interests or cultural stereotypes. The author masterfully reveals how myths about ancient civilizations, great conquerors, religious figures and historical cataclysms were formed, acquiring the features of legends and legends, and why it is important to be able to distinguish truth from fiction. The book deals in detail with such popular myths as the legends of Atlantis, myths about the ancient Egyptians, about Slavic gods and heroes, as well as about key events that are often perceived through the prism of romanticism or propaganda. This book is ideal for inquisitive readers, whose ages range from teenagers beginning their journey in history to adults wanting to expand their knowledge and look at history from a new angle. It will be especially interesting for those who like to solve the riddles of the past, who are looking for answers to questions about the origin of legends and how national identities were formed. If you appreciate in-depth analysis, love historical investigations and want to understand why some myths live for centuries, and others disappear, the “Myths of World History” by Maria Baganova will be a real discovery for you. The book raises important topics, from the role of myths in the formation of cultural memory to their influence on the modern perception of history. The author shows how myths can serve as a tool of political propaganda or a way to strengthen national pride, and sometimes turn into sources of inspiration for artists, writers and directors. In this context, The Myths of World History is not just a collection of legends, but an analytical look at how myths shape our understanding of the world and ourselves. The style of Maria Baganova is characterized by liveliness, clarity and analytical depth .. Her approach is not a dry statement of facts, but a living narrative, saturated with examples and interesting facts that make reading exciting and informative. The author is able to captivate the reader, making him think about how myths and legends are important for the formation of identity and how they affect modern society. If you are already familiar with works in the genre of historical analytics or popular science, such as the books by Yuval Noah Harari or Bruno Ferrero, then Maria Baganova’s “Myths of World History” will be a great addition for you. This book is an excellent choice for those who are looking not only for facts, but also for the meaning behind them, for lovers of historical revelations and rethinking established views. As a result, Myths of World History is not just a book about the past, it is an invitation to reflect on how the stories we tell ourselves and future generations are created. This is a book for those who want to understand why some legends live for centuries, while others disappear, and how myths affect our perception of the world. Maria Baganova created a work that not only expands the horizons of knowledge, but also makes you think about how important it is to be able to distinguish between truth and fiction in the endless ocean of historical stories.