Boy's Guide to Girls: 30 Pointers You Won't Get from Your Parents Or Friends
- ISBN-10
- 0979321999
- ISBN-13
- 9780979321993
- Category
- Juvenile Nonfiction
- Pages
- 128
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2012-02
- Publisher
- Boy's and Girl's Guide Books
- Authors
- Frank C. Hawkins, MS, BSW
Description
What s the best way to tell a girl you like her? What does it mean when a girl teases you? Should you go to the school dance even though you can t dance? Why bother with girls at all when there are so many other things to do? Coming of age is an important milestone in every boy s life. The BOY'S GUIDE TO GIRLS talks to young men ages 10 and up in their own language, guiding them through the maze of emotions, peer pressure, and misconceptions that surround girls and dating. The BOY'S GUIDE TO GIRLS is filled with solid advice and information that enables young men to make good decisions and handle themselves around girls now and in the future. The lively upbeat text is interspersed with quick personalized quizes to build understanding and self-confidence. There are individual chapters about these important topics and more: Crushes Getting to Know a Girl What s She Thinking? What Girls Want How to Say, I Like You!" What If She Says No?" Unattainable Girls Are You Ready? Girl Crazy. Who, Me? Tell Me the Rules Dances and Parties Talking To Your Parents Going Steady What to Do When You Go Out Getting Close Dealing with Problems How to Break Up Getting Dumped How s It Going?"
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