"Serbia about itself" is a unique and multifaceted collection created by a team of authors, which offers the reader a deep immersion in the culture, history and modernity of Serbia. This book will be a real discovery for all those who are interested in the Balkans, their traditions and features, as well as for those who want to understand how the identity of the nation is formed in the context of globalization and change. From the first pages, the reader finds himself in the atmosphere of Serbia, where ancient traditions and modern life are intertwined. The authors, each presenting their own unique perspective, share personal stories, memories, and reflections on what it means to be a Serb in the 21st century. They address topics that concern not only the Serbs themselves, but also all those who are interested in cultural and social processes in the world. The book covers a wide range of issues, from historical events such as wars and conflicts, to everyday life, traditional holidays and national cuisine. “Serbia for itself” will be interesting for both young readers and a more mature audience Students studying history and culture, travelers planning a trip to Serbia, as well as anyone who wants to expand their horizons and learn more about other cultures, will find this book a lot of useful and fascinating. It will be an excellent addition to the library of lovers of ethnography and sociology, as well as those who are simply looking for interesting reading for leisure. One of the key themes of the book is the search for identity. The authors raise questions about how historical events affect the self-perception of the people, how traditions are preserved in the face of modern challenges and how the younger generation perceives its culture. These reflections make the book especially relevant in light of global changes, when many peoples face the need to rethink their identity. The style in which “Serbia about itself” is written is distinguished by brightness and emotionality. The authors use a living language, rich in metaphors and images, which allows the reader not only to understand, but also to feel the atmosphere of Serbia. Each chapter is a separate story that contributes to the overall picture, creating a multi-layered and deep portrait of the country. This approach makes reading fascinating and exciting, and also allows the reader to better understand the complex aspects of Serbian culture. The team of authors presented in the book includes both well-known Serbian writers and new voices, which gives the work a variety and versatility. This allows the reader to see Serbia from different angles and understand how different generations and segments of society perceive their country. Other well-known works by the authors include “Serbian Soul” and “Balkan Mosaic”, which also explore the cultural and historical aspects of the region. “Serbia about itself” is not just a book about the country, it is an invitation to dialogue, an opportunity to look at the world through the prism of the Serbian experience. It encourages the reader to think about how identity is formed, what values are important to the people and how history affects our perception of the present. This book will not only be a source of knowledge, but also an inspiration for those who are looking for answers to important questions about life and culture. If you are looking for a work that will open up a new culture for you and allow you to better understand its people, Serbia About You is the perfect choice.