Defending Boyhood: How Building Forts, Reading Stories, Playing Ball, and Praying to God Can Change the World
Defending Boyhood considers how ordinary childhood experiences can shape boys and contribute to the world they will help build. Through its focus on forts, stories, sports, and prayer, the book offers a thoughtful reflection on imagination, character, faith, and the lasting importance of boyhood.
About This Book
Defending Boyhood explores the formative importance of childhood experiences traditionally associated with boys.
The book considers building forts, reading stories, and playing ball as meaningful activities that can encourage imagination, character, and growth.
It also examines prayer and faith as part of the development of boyhood.
With a focus on the broader significance of raising boys, the book presents boyhood as a subject worthy of thoughtful attention and defense.
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