Bonton 2.: Kako da ne postanem klipan-ica u 100 lekcija

After the exceptionally well-received first Etiquette, Zvonimir Balog has written this sequel, aimed at slightly older school children, especially those on the verge of puberty. Etiquette 2 - How Not to Become a Jerk in 100 Lessons goes a step further than the basic rules of good manners and opens up deeper questions about growing up, self-confidence, everyday habits and relationships with oneself and others.

The very titles of the chapters - Who are you, where do you come from, where are you going, Can we be satisfied with ourselves, The temptations of the devil himself, How to eat, how to sit on the toilet, Theater and the show, Around the doorstep, And the street is the entrance to your home and It's completely clear, nerds have a great time at school - show that this is an etiquette that introduces children to the rules of behavior in an unusual, humorous and easy-to-remember way.

Balog does not lecture, but through humor and a short form helps young readers recognize unacceptable forms of behavior, reflect on their own actions, and find a way to navigate this sensitive period of growing up. This is precisely why this book simultaneously teaches and entertains, which is why it has remained one of Balog's most sought-after and most recognizable titles for young people.