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A new book that unlocks the secrets of the male brain --Stylist Magazine
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A highly accessible owner's manual for every man, and a cheat sheet for every woman.
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10 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
For those of us in teaching this should be required reading. The fluffy idea that gender is nothing more than a social construct should never have been allowed to take root in our teacher-training institutions and this book is another salvo which I hope will blow that politically-correct nonsense away. For those with sons, fathers, boyfriends and husbands this book is required reading. Whether the feminists like it or not, men ARE different. The evidence is undeniable and increasing and this tome is an easily-read guide to how males function.
5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Just like "The Female Brain", this book is full of the latest physiological information and makes interesting reading. There were, however, not too many surprises, and I confess that I read Allan and Barbara Pease's books with much greater enjoyment because they treat the same subject, if less thoroughly, with a much more appealing sense of humour. Furthermore, as this book is aimed at the lay reader, I found the annotated reading list far too long. Half as many titles would have been too many, but the book might have been only half the price. Finally (and this is probably an unfair gripe), why are American authors so keen to adopt twee vocabulary? "The Daddy Brain"?! Such terminology surely does not belong into a book which aspires to provide detailed and accurate information.
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This is a great book for anyone with teenage boys or working with young fellows. It explains and normalises lots of their behaviour in this stage of their life, and how their developement progresses.
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Fantastic read
As a female reading this book, all the men in my life suddenly made a lot more sense.. And the way the book is written is so engaging, it's far different from other books on the... Read more
Published 22 days ago by Uber-babe
A highly recommended book
All my family, we have learnt a lot about human behaviour from this book, all from the neuroscience point of view. Plenty of hormones/neurotransmitters linked to specific emotions. Read more
Published 4 months ago by lana
Good - but not as good as The Female Brain
Enjoyed this book - but it was not as good as The Female Brain...so in that respect it was a bit of a disappointment. Read more
Published 16 months ago by MissCJT
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