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Boys Don’t Cry is a powerful and emotional young adult novel that explores themes of responsibility, family, and masculinity. The story follows Dante, a teenager whose life is turned upside down when his ex-girlfriend shows up with a baby — his daughter. Overnight, Dante must confront what it truly means to grow up and take responsibility.

Malorie Blackman writes with honesty and sensitivity, showing the struggles of a young father while challenging stereotypes about what it means to be “a man.” The book’s alternating perspectives, particularly between Dante and his brother Adam, add depth and realism.

The Cosmic Self by Ted Peters is a thought-provoking exploration of New Age spirituality and the modern search for meaning. Peters examines the idea that individuals are part of a universal, divine consciousness—the “cosmic self”—and connects this belief to themes of wholeness, self-realization, and the blending of science and spirituality. While he acknowledges the appeal of these ideas, he also offers a thoughtful Christian critique, questioning whether such views risk losing a sense of moral grounding and individuality.

This book serves as both a companion and a rallying cry for women navigating the transition of menopause. Drawing on McCall’s personal experiences and Potter’s medical expertise, it offers accessible, conversational commentary on symptoms, treatments, lifestyle shifts and the often-silent emotional toll of perimenopause and menopause.

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