The book "Scientific Realism" by Stathis Psillos offers a comprehensive analysis of scientific realism, a philosophical position that holds that the world is as described by the best scientific theories. Psillos examines the challenges that scientific realism faced throughout the 20th century from various philosophical movements such as reductive empiricism and instrumentalism. He argues that the history of science does not undermine the arguments for scientific realism, but rather supports its plausibility. This work is particularly valuable for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the current state of modern science and the reasons for the plausibility of scientific realism.