Thank you netgalley for providing this ARC in exchange for an honest review.
This is a pretty good take on the social and educational difficulties boys are experiencing due to lack of reliable, consistent father figures, poorly set up school systems that do not adapt to a boys biological makeup and the often misleaded masculine social norms. I found the book informative and insightful. The last couple of chapters seemed a bit out of touch but otherwise a good resource for parents who want to understand the issues.

Much of this book can be seen by anyone working with kids. I've been seeing problems for years, and this book does a good job of summarizing and explaining what we've been seeing. It missed a few things, I think, but overall pretty good.