Jeffrey Brand’s textbook celebrates its subtitle, as it proves to be an engaging introduction to jurisprudence. It also remains loyal to its main title – it is a rewarding introduction to jurisprudence’s older and most distinguished vein: the philosophical one. And on top of that, it is a worthy addition to any list of recommended introductions to philosophy of law for undergraduate students in law or, even, philosophy, as well as for postgraduates who do not happen to have background knowledge in the field.