"Class Strewed Prostitution: An Anthropological Exploration in Bangladesh" offers an in-depth anthropological analysis of the topic of prostitution in Bangladesh. The book examines the historical and social aspects of this ancient profession and highlights the perspectives of various stakeholders, including sex workers, NGOs, and mediators. Through interviews and data collection, it paints a comprehensive picture of the subject, taking into account both individual experiences and societal conditions. The author, Parimal Kumar Roy, places particular emphasis on a micro-analytical approach, enabling readers to better understand the complex dynamics and challenges associated with prostitution. This work is not only of interest to professionals in anthropology but also to anyone looking to engage with social issues and the culture of Bangladesh.