The book "Organic Chemistry from Retrosynthesis to Asymmetric Synthesis" offers a comprehensive connection between retrosynthetic approaches and synthetic methods for the production of target molecules. It covers the synthesis of simple, achiral compounds to complex, chiral structures in optically pure form. The authors emphasize the close relationship between retrosynthetic considerations and asymmetric syntheses, often addressing these topics within the same chapter. This highlights the importance of retrosynthetic analysis of target molecules, while stereochemistry is somewhat overlooked. The book is aimed at students of advanced organic chemistry as well as young researchers in academic and industrial laboratories, preparing them to independently solve synthetic problems and develop proposals for the synthesis of complex structures.