In this beautiful exploration of an often dismissed nation, it becomes clear that Switzerland is not just locked in by land, but also by the clichés and associations that fail to fully define it. Never before have we been able to catch such an honest and thorough glimpse of Swiss culture. Though it lent us some familiarities like the Red Cross, the army knife, and Velcro, Switzerland has the potential to give us much more. Whether it is geography, custom, or history, everything about this country is truly unique. With multiple languages and nationalities, the dynamic is one of energetic diversity. Though it may escape public knowledge, Switzerland places great emphasis on innovation and the voice of its people. Diccon Bewes ensures that there is a great deal to take away from this somewhat surprising reading experience. This is about as intimate as one can get with a country without physically going there.