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The essential guide to being a boy - revised and updated!
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Living with a Willy is about what it's really like to be a willy owner. It's about your body and what happens to it. Real things, stuff like what it feels like to stand in the shower next to someone who's only two weeks older than you, but seems to be in possession of a member several sizes bigger. This book isn't going to teach you a lot of long Latin words ending in m, but it might just help you understand what it really means to own a daft tuft of flesh shaped like a chipolata.
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203 of 207 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
As a woman and a mother i only have third party experience of the vaguaries of the willy. I also realise that the last person a boy wants to ask about his willy is his mum. Some things are just beyond the pale. SO i found this book and what a gem it is. The Boys are 9 and nearly 11. My husband vetted it first because i thought he'd have a better idea of what would be needed in the way of an owners manual being an owner himself. He spent two nights sniggering and giggling and then said it was perfect. Especially for the older boy. We think that the younger boy may just find some of it gross but children tend to read or listen to as much as they can handle then switch off. It is written in a non medical fashion but without any silly inaccuracies that may cause problems later. It also covers related areas such as hygene, the ettiquette of early physical relations with girls, kissing and mutual respect but in a relaxed inoffensive manner that a boy can understand and remember. I'll leave it on their bookshelf so they can dip into it as and when they need.
110 of 114 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Nick Fisher has struck exactly the right note in that the book is both entertaining and informative. By writing it in a colloquial style, he avoids filling it full of medical terminology and covers all aspects of the topic in an honest way. I only wish that there had been a book like this around when I was embarking on the rocky road of puberty! I think that it should be required reading for every teenage boy and I hope that schools are aware of its usefulness in tackling the rumours and half-truths that punctuate so much schoolboy conversation on sexual matters.
69 of 72 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I bought this book a few years ago; far too soon to give it to my son. It sat on the bookshelf ever since and I've been amazed at the number of grown men who've picked it up and commented 'Well I never knew that'!
I've recommended and bought this for many of my friends' sons. It's not a replacement for upfront and honest chat about sex and growing up but its an invaluable help.
My son has had it for a while now and I've found it allows him to read in his own time about topics he may not want to ask about. It has also prompted questions and lots of discussion - especially as he just picks it up and opens it in random places!
I've recommended and bought this for many of my friends' sons. It's not a replacement for upfront and honest chat about sex and growing up but its an invaluable help.
My son has had it for a while now and I've found it allows him to read in his own time about topics he may not want to ask about. It has also prompted questions and lots of discussion - especially as he just picks it up and opens it in random places!
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Not Age Appropriate!
We bought this book for our 6 year old son who was starting to ask questions about his body and why it does 'things'. Read more
Published 11 hours ago by MrsRicky
The perfect teenage boy gift!
I have to add that the title alone causes a giggle but I have to also add that this book is well written, to the point, and with plenty of humour on a teenage level. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Bobobunny
Teen Angst
I bought this book for my fourteen year old son for Christmas. I was afraid that he might be embarrassed to receive such a book from his mother, but I was wrong. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Fifi
Funny and Informative.
Excellent book for both Dads and Sons, preparing for the talk, and for mothers who have no idea where to start.
Published 6 months ago by Sleeping kitty.
Living with a Willy
This book is really good! I gave it to my son who is 10yrs old - a friend gave it to hers who is a little younger. It covers all the areas of puberty in a child friendly manner. Read more
Published 16 months ago by babyjaike
living with a willy
I bought this for my 13 year old son.It is written in a very humerous way but gets across all the important points that they need to know!! Read more
Published on 9 May 2010 by J. D. Brown
Only suitable for older teens
Bought this book for my son who is nearly 14 and lives in a house full of women. Thought it might be a useful guide for him now he is well and truly pubescent, and that it must be... Read more
Published on 27 Jan 2010 by Anon
One MAJOR flaw
A generally excellent book for the over-fourteens ( where is the equivalent for younger boys? There are so many books for girls and nothing for the boys... Read more
Published on 21 Jan 2010 by The Librarian
Good choice
This book was recommended to me and although I was a bit concerned that it might be too informative I decided that was the point really. Read more
Published on 12 Nov 2009 by A. Smith
Perfect, fabulous and most apt.
This book IS PERFECT for going through growing up issues with your Son. It has taken down the embarassing walls that my Son had beginning, as he lives with his Mum and sister, and... Read more
Published on 27 Sep 2009 by sara clark
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