The modern world of boys is organized according to special laws. There is a lot of communication, sports and computer games with tough scenarios. It is not customary to ask for help and show emotions. This world lives by its own laws and is regulated by a powerful set of unwritten rules by which boys communicate and form groups. The book describes typical problems in raising teenage sons. The author, Rosalind Weissman, offers simple and accessible methods - how parents can establish a dialogue with their son, help him navigate the school hierarchy, teach him to admit his own mistakes and communicate with girls. This unique and effective guide will help parents recognize in time that their son has problems, and tactfully help him independently find the best way out of a difficult situation. Translation: Niyaz Abdullin