The textbook "Structure of Light Nuclei in the Frame of Potential Models" by Ergash Tursunov offers a comprehensive analysis of the bound and continuous structure of light halo nuclei, a central topic in nuclear physics. It highlights the essential properties of these nuclei, such as beta decay and electromagnetic transitions, relying on realistic descriptions of two- and three-body nuclear structure. By employing deep cluster-cluster potentials that account for Pauli-forbidden states in the lowest waves, it provides a new understanding of the nodal structure of wave functions at short distances. This nodal property is crucial for the precise description of beta decay data for light halo nuclei and thus contributes to the advancement of theoretical models in nuclear physics.