The book "Fuzzy Quantifiers" offers a comprehensive analysis of the role of quantifiers in natural language from a linguistic perspective. It examines how quantifiers like 'all', 'almost all', and 'many' allow for discussions about properties of collections rather than just describing specific individuals. These quantifying statements enhance the expressive power of natural languages, making them a universal medium of communication. The work highlights the connection between quantifying constructions and fuzzy concepts that are frequently used in language. Additionally, various approaches to modeling fuzzy quantifiers within the framework of fuzzy set theory are presented to facilitate their application in technical contexts. With 460 pages, the book provides a solid foundation for understanding the complex relationship between language, quantification, and fuzzy logic.