Living with Floods by Sheena Panja, Arun K. Nar, and Sunando Bandyopadhyay explores the causes, impacts, and challenges associated with floods and the ways in which communities can adapt to living in flood-prone environments. The book examines flooding from environmental, geographical, and social perspectives, highlighting issues such as disaster preparedness, risk reduction, water management, community resilience, and adaptation. It encourages readers to understand floods not only as natural hazards but also as complex events influenced by human activities, land use, and environmental conditions. The book is particularly useful for students, educators, researchers, and readers interested in geography, environmental studies, disaster management, climate resilience, and sustainable development.