We're presented with current neurological theories of thechemical differences between boys and girls and givennumerous ways of accomodating these differences. Examples are varied and there's a clear delineation of the needs and cultural conditions that today's young woman ispresented with.
This is an important work for all parents, including the parentsof boys. I feel that we're aided in a more conscious form ofchild-raising through the ideas laid out here and may findthat a more positive impact is made on this future generationas a result of our implementing them.
JoAnn Deak is there on the balance beam with us all. Thanks to her experience in schools and expertise as a counselor, she presents comprehensible insights regarding physical and psychological issues, along with memorable anecdotes and solid advice to help us approach the complexities rationally. When we have finished reading, we know more about the girls and how best to support them. And we also understand more about ourselves.
I've been waiting for such a book for a long time!