"Axline, V: Play Therapy" is a professional book that focuses on the application of play therapy for children facing behavioral, emotional, or other psychological issues. The author, Virginia M. Axline, provides a comprehensive analysis of play therapy and its principles in this work. The majority of the text consists of easily readable, annotated transcripts of therapy sessions that illustrate the theoretical foundations in practice. These transcripts are authentic, and the author's notes offer valuable insights into both the mistakes and the positive aspects of the therapeutic approaches. The book is characterized by its high readability and clinical credibility, and it is considered a classic work in the field of play therapy with children. It is a significant resource for professionals involved in the psychological care of children.