Raven's water Delisle is back and has all sorts of new tips for the pedagogically less valuable upbringing: the son is bribed to fish out a lighter from the grill that the overzealous dad has tossed into the embers. And when daughter Alice picks up a few curse words at school, it becomes of utmost urgency to teach her the grammatically correct way to swear. A generous dose of irony and expertly delivered punchlines also characterize the third volume of Guy Delisle's anti-guide, which, however, never drifts into sarcasm.