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  • Ohio Mom - One of the most helpful books I've readIf you have sons, work with boys, or have any connection with boys in the 5th Grade and up...this book is a MUST read. Oh, and the great thing about it is you don't have to read the whole thing. Got a problem with a boy about:

    Friends
    Body Image
    Communication (guess what - that shrug and clipped "fine" can actually mean something)
    Lying
    Helping boys handle anger
    Social Networking
    Video Games
    Bullying/Teasing (not just about the victim - also what to do if you see it or are part of it)
    Taking responsibility for actions
    Empathy
    Sports
    Sexuality
    Girls
    And more issues interwoven in the above topics

    This book has a section devoted to each topic. You can read each section as you find time (or as you encounter an issue and want some quick insight). There's also a section on the effects of different parenting types.

    This book is written with the input of over 160 boys. It's not an instruction manual on how to raise boys. Rather, it gives you a glimpse on how boys think, what their perceptions are, what they are feeling and the problems they face in today's world.

    The author offers advice on how to deal with these issues given the input from the boys. She also includes "LANDMINES" or what not to do because it will backfire. Along with the landmines, she acknowledges you will probably find yourself in a landmine situation, then come to the book looking for advice. Don't worry, parenting usually offers you the ability to experience a situation more than once (smile), so you can refer to the book and have a better idea of how to handle yourself the next time.

    Here's an example of some of the insight provided. It's from the chapter on video games following an explanation from a boy on how video games helped to save his life.

    "I know is seems impossible to believe that a violent video game based on society's total destruction would make a guy feel more connected to other people and better about himself. If you look at the game he's referring to, you may really have a hard time believing it. But what we think doesn't matter. If boys are telling us that their real lives are so hard and they feel so worthless that escaping into a virtual world makes them feel better about themselves, that's their truth and it needs to be respected."

    After reading this particular chapter, I came away with a better understanding of what my son and his friends may like about their online lives. I also can relax a bit because I see that my son still loves to go hang out with friends and pursue other interests. I also understand (at least from a boy's perspective) why the guys will cut each other down and act differently online than they do face to face. I feel better prepared to guide my son when this becomes an issue.

    The advice in Masterminds & Wingmen will be invaluable to me as I navigate the teenage years.
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