For readers of the book
More to go with Guide for Teen Boys
A few extra resources to help you get more out of the book, wherever you are in it.
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- The daily hygiene checklist taped to a mirror, ticks and all.
- A page you marked up, like your Puberty Road or Do It Now boxes.
- The book on a desk or next to a backpack. No faces needed.
About Guide for Teen Boys
Most puberty books stop at the body. This one keeps going: plain answers about what's changing, then the real-life stuff that comes with it, like fitting in, pressure from friends, money, time and talking to adults.
No lectures. Every chapter starts with a real situation and ends with something you can actually do, using one simple formula: Stop, Options, Consequences, Next Move.
What is happening to me, and what should I do next?
Continue the Journey
These two bonuses don't repeat the book. They pick up where it leaves off, with new situations and new questions.
The Real-Life Decision Cards
Body Changes, No PanicWaiting for you: 20 decision cards for moments that show up with no warning, and 25 straight answers to the body questions nobody asks out loud.
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