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The conversation most Indian boys never get — written down, so somebody finally has it. Three books covering what is changing and why, the things nobody explains — wet dreams, erections, the myths he has already heard — and the one nobody writes for Indian boys: anger, respect, what is on his phone, and the kind of man he wants to be. Three full-colour write-in books, 104 pages across three books, ISO B5. Book 1: My Body Is Changing, with a growth chart he fills in himself. B
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Between You and Me · Boys 10–14
Girls are usually told something, eventually, by someone. Boys are very often told nothing at all, and assemble the whole picture from a phone and a group chat. This is three books that say the ordinary, unembarrassed truth out loud — including the parts an adult finds hardest to start.
Three full-colour books, 104 pages across three books, printed at ISO B5 — a proper book size, not a pamphlet. Roughly sixty per cent explanation and forty per cent blank space, because this is a book he writes in. There are checklists to tick, trackers to fill, questions to answer and a page to sign and date.
That is the whole design idea. A book that is read once gets read once. A book with his own handwriting in it gets kept — and gets picked up again on the day it is actually needed.
Not three reading levels — three subjects at one age. He can open Book 2 the week he needs it without finishing Book 1 first.
Book 1
Everything that’s starting
Every one of these has a reason, and none of them is a problem.
What’s starting
Why it happens
Taking care
Book 2
The chapter that got skipped
None of this makes you strange. It makes you thirteen.
The things nobody says
Keeping clean and well
Looking after yourself
Book 3
The kind of person you’re becoming
You are becoming someone. You get to choose who.
My feelings
My body, my business
The kind of man
The part that makes it his
A boy of twelve measures himself obsessively, and always against the wrong person — the tallest boy in his class. Book 1 gives him something better to measure against: himself, three months ago. Book 3 then gives him the anger log, which is the most genuinely useful page in the set.
There is no predicted final height, no percentile and no target number anywhere in it. A number a boy could fail to hit has no place in this book. Book 1’s entire argument is that late is not wrong.
For you, not just for him
Not an afterword. A designed spread near the back of each book, set in different type, written to a father, a mother, an uncle or an elder brother — including the one who was never properly told any of this either, and feels slightly embarrassed about that.
How to start
Actual opening sentences — for the conversation most fathers keep postponing.
What not to say
Including the jokes that end the conversation permanently.
If you were never told either
Most men weren’t. The book assumes that and does not make you feel foolish.
Nothing in the child’s pages assumes you are in the room. A boy reading this alone in his room can act on every single instruction in it. The parent pages add to that; they are never the thing holding it up.
Worth knowing before you buy, because it is the part most parents ask about.
Not one of the three names the subject. No cartoon diagram, no word a classmate could read across a desk — just the series name, a quiet descriptor and an illustration. He can leave any of these three on his desk or in his bag without it announcing anything about him — which is the difference between a book that gets read and a book that gets hidden.
The spine and the back carry the plain description, so you can find the right one on a shelf. The front is built for him.
Parents of a 10–12 year old
The core case. Early enough that it arrives before the questions do, rather than after he has already found his own answers.
Fathers who keep postponing it
The books do the starting. Two pages in each one are written to you, including what not to say.
Mothers raising a son
Especially single mothers. Nothing in the set assumes a man is available to explain it.
The boy with a phone
He has one, and Book 3 is written for the boy who already has. Pretending otherwise helps nobody.
There is a girls’ set — the same three-book structure, written for girls 9–13, with a six-month period tracker where this one has a growth chart. Same design, same size, same care, the same two parent pages — deliberately the same colours on Book 3 of both. If you have a son and a daughter, the shelf itself makes the point that they are being treated the same.
Use the edition switcher at the top of this page to see the girls’ set.
He is going to work it out from somewhere. This is a better somewhere.
Between You and Me · Boys 10–14 · Three books, full colour, delivered across India.
Health information for general education only. It does not replace advice from a doctor. Each book carries a red-flag page telling him exactly when to speak to an adult or a doctor, and India’s child helpline — 1098, or 112, the emergency number.
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"Great read! Highly recommended."