A companion to the Wonder of Girls, this book also uncovers the biology that makes boys so very different from girls, revealing the lack of cultural understanding about boys and what it takes to help them become the best men they can be. An eye opener. Required reading for every parent and caretaker and teacher and human on this planet.

As a guy, much of this book made sense to me. Waiting to hear my wife's opinion. :-)

Has some fascinating research and insight into boys. However, parts of it are very slow, redundant, and some of it is just plain garbage. With that said, I really did learn a lot, but do disagree on several of his assertions.

I liked the insights into male psychology and the world of boys. But I recommend reading it in light of the author's own childhood experiences. Can't help feeling his own strained relationship with his mother feeds a lot of his advice and overall attitude toward mothers.