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Boys don't cry / Malorie Blackman.

By: Material type: TextTextDescription: 125 pages ; 20 cmISBN:
  • 9780241688106
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 823.92 BLA
Summary: Boys Don’t Cry by follows Dante, a teenager whose life is suddenly disrupted when his ex-girlfriend leaves him with a baby, Emma, claiming she is his daughter. Forced into unexpected fatherhood, Dante must quickly adjust his plans for university and adulthood while learning how to care for a child he never expected to raise. At the same time, the novel explores the struggles of Dante’s younger brother Adam, who faces bullying, identity issues, and a difficult relationship with his sexuality. As the story progresses, the family is pushed to confront serious challenges including violence, mental health struggles, and emotional breakdowns.
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Boys Don’t Cry by follows Dante, a teenager whose life is suddenly disrupted when his ex-girlfriend leaves him with a baby, Emma, claiming she is his daughter. Forced into unexpected fatherhood, Dante must quickly adjust his plans for university and adulthood while learning how to care for a child he never expected to raise. At the same time, the novel explores the struggles of Dante’s younger brother Adam, who faces bullying, identity issues, and a difficult relationship with his sexuality. As the story progresses, the family is pushed to confront serious challenges including violence, mental health struggles, and emotional breakdowns.

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