Aria Capri Publishing / Devon Abbruzzese / Mauricio Vasquez
Is your son navigating the transformative years of 15 to 17? '365 Thought-Provoking Questions for Boys Aged 15-17' is specifically crafted to support his journey toward adulthood. This unique book doesn’t just offer advice-it engages him through thoughtful daily questions that foster introspection and personal growth.As parents, we understand the struggles our sons face during these critical years-from peer pressure and emerging independence to identity formation and future planning. Consider how overwhelming it can feel for your son to balance his needs and aspirations against external expectations. In this crucial phase, finding a way to articulate thoughts and emotions constructively is more important than ever, yet often overlooked.'365 Thought-Provoking Questions for Boys Aged 15-17' offers a powerful tool for your son. Each day, a new question prompts him to reflect on his life, decisions, and beliefs. From exploring personal values to understanding relational dynamics, these questions guide him through self-discovery in a gentle yet profound way.Key Features:- Daily Questions that provoke thought and encourage self-examination, helping him navigate his feelings and thoughts.- Designed for Teens to tackle the unique challenges faced by boys aged 15 to 17, focusing on the issues that matter most to them.- A Tool for Growth that promotes emotional intelligence and self-confidence, preparing him for adult responsibilities and relationships.- Each question includes space to record thoughts and feelings, allowing him to reflect on his answers in the future and track his personal growth.Whether you want to strengthen your bond with your son or support him in finding his way, '365 Thought-Provoking Questions for Boys Aged 15-17' is an ideal choice. It encourages meaningful conversations and provides him with a private space to reflect and grow.Empower your son with the gift of self-exploration. Start him on a path of personal discovery with '365 Thought-Provoking Questions for Boys Aged 15-17' today!
