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Everything a boy should know, but won’t ask—from a Christian perspective!Finally, everything you wanted to know about your body, but you’ve just been too chicken to ask. Ultimate Guys’ Body Book is the first book for boys that gives honest answers to real questions about your body from a biblical perspective. No, you’re not falling apart—you’re just growing up! But there’s no need to fear, when God is near. He’s your personal guide to understanding your body.With information about everything from steroid use to body parts, there’s not a question we won't answer. These aren’t questions some adult made up, but they’re real questions asked by real boys just like you. You want to know the truth? Now you can, because Ultimate Guys’ Body Book gives you the facts—no holds barred!
I pre-read this for my 10 year old son to give to him to help guide him along his impending path thru puberty and I was not been disappointed.The book makes for a good discussion starter.I was worried that it could be a ultra conservative christian approach that ignored reality, but it doesn't do that. For the most part, it is level headed and tries to frame the topics in both medical (the author is a doctor) and biblical.He does a good job of presenting the problem, showing support and providing logical conclusions that I believe most people would approve.It is written in a manner that pre-teens are willing and interested in reading. We have the same book for girls that his sister read quite thoroughly and when we first got this book he took a strong interest in reading it as well.The chapter on pornography is a bit different than the rest and I wonder if it is an especially hot topic for him for personal reasons. He takes a AA approach (including a buddy system and somewhat extreme measures to avoid it) and I can easily see the approach having a negative effect on the average teen. There are better ways to deal with the issue. However, it does make more sense when one considers the next chapter on masterbation and his effort to make sure the teen does not feel a sense of guilt over it, that there are good arguments on both sides of the fence. I guess the guilt trip he wants to inspire over pornography is to make sure that one does not require the other, which is a fair point, tho not directy mentioned in the book.I am thinking of adding a few pages to sprinkle some of my thoughts on several matters.If you do not have time to pre-read the enter book, you will probably want to at least read the last three chapters so you can have a chat with your son about your perspective on these matters. The chapters before that are very fact driven and I think few would argue against or feel a need to refine much anything he wrote.
