The Guide to Lies . Critical thinking in the post-truth era” is a book that becomes a real beacon for those who want to learn to recognize manipulation, misinformation and lies in the modern information space. Author, Daniel Levitin , well-known specialist in critical thinking and media education , offers the reader not just theoretical reasoning, A practical guide , which will help to navigate in the complex world of post-truth, where facts often give way to emotional impact and fake news. This book is a real guide to the labyrinths of the modern information flow. In it, Levitin reveals the mechanisms by which false information is spread and fixed in the minds of the masses, and also shows how you can learn to distinguish truth from fiction. The author is not limited to the analysis of problems, he offers specific tools and strategies for critical thinking, which will be useful to anyone who wants to maintain their ability to objectively assess what is happening and not become a victim of information manipulation. The book "Lie Guide" is perfect for a wide audience - from students and young professionals to experienced analysts and teachers. It will be especially interesting for those who actively use social networks, follow the news and want to learn how to filter the flow of information, avoiding the traps of fake news and propaganda. For readers interested in psychology, sociology, and contemporary media, this book will be a valuable source of knowledge and practical skills. It is especially relevant for those who feel a growing distrust of the media and political institutions, and looking for ways to maintain a critical view of what is happening. Daniel Levitin’s style in “Lie Guide” is clear, logical and lively. It masterfully combines a scientific approach with accessibility, making complex concepts understandable and interesting. Levitin uses a variety of real-life examples to help the reader better understand how manipulation works in practice, and how they can be countered. His other well-known works, such as Media Education and Critical Thinking, confirm his reputation as an expert able not only to analyze a problem but also to offer actionable solutions. The topics covered in the book range from psychological mechanisms of information perception to political technologies, from the role of social networks to ethical issues related to the dissemination of false information. Particular attention is paid to the development of critical thinking skills, the ability to ask the right questions and analyze sources of information. In the post-truth era, when the boundaries between truth and falsehood are blurred, this book becomes an indispensable tool for the formation of a sustainable critical view and the protection of its information environment. The Guide to Lies . Critical thinking in the post-truth era” is not just a book, it is a challenge to modern society and its participants. It teaches you to be attentive, skeptical and aware, so as not to become a victim of information traps and manipulations. In it, everyone will find valuable advice and ideas that will help them better navigate a world full of fake news and propaganda. This book is a handbook for those who appreciate the truth and want to learn how to protect it in the information war that is going on around us every day.