The Amazing Life of Birds : The Twenty-Day Puberty Journal of Duane Homer Leech (Paperback)

from mrs.kehoe

Duane Homer Leech--DooDoo to his friends and the kids at school--is alarmed by what puberty is doing to his body and mind and keeps a brief journal comparing his development to the baby bird newly hatched outside his bedroom window. Funny, honest book.

from librarybrandy

A minor work by a pretty major author. I was hoping for more from this--something to give to about-to-be-adolescent boys other than Then Again, Maybe I Won't. Instead, the aspects of puberty that this book focuses on are entirely pimples and poor coordination, with some glossed-over "I think abou...

from delzey

Male puberty in all it's onset glory. The zits. The changing voice. The embarrassment of having to force yourself to think of something because the rest of your body thinks you want sex that instant. The unexplainable attraction to girls. All of it, just as I remembered, and just as I don't remem...

from kfrey4

I think this book is great. The main idea is about a twelve year old boy going through puberty. The book is set up like a journal. It starts with day 1 up to day 20 of puberty of Duane Homer Leech. Throughout the book he explains his relationships with friends, family, girls, and the nest of bird...

from kfrey4

I think this book is great. The main idea is about a twelve year old boy going through puberty. The book is set up like a journal. It starts with day 1 up to day 20 of puberty of Duane Homer Leech. Throughout the book he explains his relationships with friends, family, girls, and the nest of bird...