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How to Be a Boy

and Do It Your Own Way

Dr Ranj Singh author David O'Connell illustrator

Format:Paperback

Publisher:Hachette Children's Group

Published:11th May '23

Should be back in stock very soon

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This empowering guide for boys aged 10 and up encourages confidence, positivity, and kindness. Dr. Ranj addresses stereotypes, peer pressure, and mental health, promoting authenticity and self-acceptance in today's world.

“How to Be a Boy” by Dr. Ranj is an empowering guide designed for boys aged 10 and older, encouraging them to embrace their individuality with confidence, positivity, and kindness. The book addresses common challenges faced by young boys, such as the pressure to conform and the difficulty in expressing emotions. Dr. Ranj invites readers to reflect on their experiences, asking thought-provoking questions about fitting in and societal expectations.

In his approachable and conversational style, Dr. Ranj explores the complexities of modern masculinity. He delves into topics like stereotypes, peer pressure, mental health, and the importance of respecting others, particularly women. By sharing insights and personal anecdotes, he aims to foster a deeper understanding of what it means to be a boy in today's world. The book emphasizes that there is no singular way to define masculinity; rather, it encourages boys to discover their own identities and values.

Ultimately, “How to Be a Boy” serves as a supportive resource for young readers navigating the challenges of growing up. Dr. Ranj's reassuring message is that being true to oneself is the most important aspect of manhood. Through this guide, boys are inspired to cultivate their interests, stand up for themselves and others, and develop a sense of self-worth that transcends societal expectations. With Dr. Ranj's guidance, readers are encouraged to grow into happy, confident individuals who embrace kindness and authenticity.

ISBN: 9781526364968

Dimensions: 216mm x 152mm x 14mm

Weight: 347g

160 pages