Norms always demand certain actions or omissions and require a moral justification. Christoph Möllers disputes this and claims that our approach to norms suffers from false expectations. We overwhelm the practice of the normative with moral claims and hopes for effectiveness. In his widely discussed book, Möllers develops a new perspective on norms and shows what purpose they truly serve. Furthermore, he addresses critical objections to his theory in the new preface to this edition.