"The Book of Fates" is a philosophical and religious work written on a deep level, which leaves a lot of room for interpretation and discussion. The author offers to understand that each person is an actor in the great theater of the universe, where he himself is the author of his own destiny. The book reflects a belief in the existence of a grand plan in which every event and deed has meaning and consequences. The author skilfully paints a picture of life in all its diversity, showing that every human action affects the development of events both on the scale of one life and in the entire megalopolis of the universe. "The Book of Fates" calls to think about one's own actions, reminding that they can have far-reaching consequences that can remain written in the huge book of the Universe.