"Catastrophe Ethics" by Travis Rieder is an insightful guide that addresses the moral challenges in an increasingly complex world. This nonfiction book examines how individuals can act ethically when faced with crises and disasters. The author provides a thorough analysis of the ethical dilemmas that can arise in various areas of life, particularly in the context of leisure and travel. With 336 pages, the paperback offers a comprehensive discussion of the topic and encourages reflection on personal values and decisions. The first edition, published in 2025, is written in English and is aimed at readers interested in ethical issues. Weighing 250 grams and with compact dimensions of 13 cm in height and 19.8 cm in width, the book is portable and well-suited for travel or leisure reading. "Catastrophe Ethics" is a valuable work for anyone looking to engage with the challenges of the modern world.