The book "The Practical Critical Educator" by Karyn Cooper and Robert White offers a comprehensive analysis of critical practice in education, based on the foundations of critical theory and critical pedagogy. The authors illuminate how the ideas of classical Marxism and the cultural dimensions of society manifest in education. They discuss the role of power relations and cultural symbols that contribute to the maintenance of injustices and oppression. By engaging with the works of significant thinkers such as Adorno, Horkheimer, and Gramsci, a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities of critical education is conveyed. The book is aimed at educators who wish to engage with the social and cultural aspects of learning and provides valuable insights into the development of a critical perspective on education.