The book "Solid-State Random Lasers" provides a comprehensive overview of the research field of random laser technology, which has significantly grown since its first introduction in the late 1960s. Random lasers are unique sources of stimulated emission that operate without a traditional resonator, as feedback is provided through scattering in a gain medium. The author, Mikhail Noginov, highlights the history and current state of the art in this field and presents fundamental models that describe the behavior of these systems. A particular focus is placed on solid materials, while liquid dyes with scattering are also briefly addressed. The chapters are largely independent, allowing scientists and engineers to selectively read the sections relevant to them. The book serves both as an introduction for newcomers and as a valuable reference for professionals already working in this area.