The book "New Trends in Turbulence. Turbulence: New Aspects" by M. Lesieur offers a comprehensive analysis of the phenomenon of turbulence in fluid mechanics. It highlights the historical and theoretical foundations that span from ancient philosophers to modern scientists. The discussion includes significant contributions from figures such as Benard, Reynolds, and Kolmogorov, which illustrate the complexity of turbulence and its impact on various disciplines. The work goes beyond theoretical aspects and also addresses practical applications in areas such as hydraulics, aerodynamics, combustion technology, acoustics, as well as environmental and climate research. The relevance of turbulence is underscored by current challenges in engineering and natural sciences, making the book a valuable resource for students and professionals engaged with these topics.