The non-fiction book "Fragile Habitats" sheds light on the challenges of precarious housing and homelessness in a time marked by multiple crises. The authors analyze how the lack of affordable housing, rising living costs, the COVID-19 pandemic, the war in Ukraine, and climate change are causing more and more people to live in insecure housing conditions. The book addresses the social, economic, and political structures that contribute to this fragility and offers a deep insight into the living realities of those affected. The interdisciplinary perspective of the authors, who work in the fields of sociology, urban development, and social work, allows for a comprehensive examination of the topic. "Fragile Habitats" is an important work for anyone looking to engage with social inequalities and the challenges of housing in modern society.