The (Nearly) Teenage Boy's Guide to (Almost) Everything

So whilst this is a good book it is far more detailed in the sex education bit than I realised.As it was going to be a gift to my Grandson I will not be giving it as I think it would be better given to him by his parents...I think he would be very embarrassed if it came from his Nana .It is a good book..has detailed drawings (if you get my meaning in relation to above comments )and useful,relative information and I have given 5 stars , I think it would be a great book to have in an age appropriate school library... just not a gift from Grandparents.

I read this from cover to cover before giving it to my son - it's perfect. if you're worried about having 'the talk', or even if your kid is too embarrassed to ask questions about growing up, this will help. I had something similar growing up, and it's great to see a modern rendition equipped with enough helpful advice to ensure your young adults know enough to make informed decisions.

This is great. Well written, well illustrated and covers it all. Perfect for my 11 year old!

My autistic 12 year old had questions he didn't want to ask us, so I bought this book. It's thinner than I expected but he immediately started reading and told me he appreciated it.

Each double page contains a topic and is broken down in different sections, making it easy to read and ideal for those who struggle to focus and absorb information. I bought this for my 12 y/o son who has ADHD and it was perfect for him.It also contains information on things like online safety, peer pressure, drugs, contraception and mental health which is more relevant to today's generation of nearly teens.

Loved the graphics , the descriptive information opn grammer and the q& a's. Just right for a boy just about to become a teenager

There's stuff in there every human should know. Can't wait to give it to my nephew. Home he reads it after the embarrassment lol

Brilliant book helped alot