"Introduction to Quaternary Geology" by Albert Schreiner offers a comprehensive analysis of the last two million years of Earth's history, shaped by the Ice Age. The book discusses the formation and disappearance of glaciers as well as the associated climatic changes, which include fluctuations of up to 15 °C in the average annual temperature. Schreiner, a renowned Quaternary geologist, explains the various deposits and the dynamics of ice movements. It is aimed at anyone interested in recent Earth history, particularly students of geology, geography, and biology. The book provides detailed methods for investigating geological fieldwork and serves as a valuable guide for geologists focusing on Quaternary rocks. The relevance of Quaternary deposits, especially in relation to foundation investigations, is also emphasized, as many surface deposits and soil formations originate from this period.