等等,什么?:A Comic Book Guide to Relationships, Bodies, and Growing Up

这是一个适合孩子年龄的、进步的、包容,访问指南青春期,年轻的青少年的性别和性取向。我完全推荐这本书,希望我可以在我的学校图书馆当我还是一个少年在90年代和80年代。事实上,我希望我有一个学校图书馆,,但是你明白了吧。很容易理解,确保年轻少年漫画格式不被巨大的石板的文本。的人物也告诉年轻的青少年很接近我的11岁的儿子。它帮助孩子传达出来的信息是字符,而不是成人读者“贬低”。我的妻子和我读过给他,和我们都super-pleased多么进步的和包容的性别和性取向,以及它如何正常化所有年轻人的经历。这是一个有效地纠正偏见和偏见常常经历的青少年意识到他们不符合规范时,新生的景点或性别身份。也是非常重要的对于那些青少年(当然,绝大多数)直接或cisgendered因为它显示他们,在宽松,和低调的方式如何理解那些没有朋友和盟友。名称和术语的词汇表在后面是非常有用的。 It's very good at dispelling the worries many teenagers have that they're either too far ahead, or too far behind, their peers in the bodily changes we all go through in puberty, as well as in their approaches to crushes and first boy/girlfriends. It also equips them really well by giving them strategies to deal with social and peer pressure about the speed at which they develop during their teens (in relation to both their bodies and their relationships). My son told us that this is a book he learned lots from and that he'll keep going back to as he goes through his early teen years as a source of reference. So will I.