Apples Are Not Sour - Secrets of Puberty Stories. Psychological Companion

Author: Shu Shu
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: These two books are like a staircase covered with flowers, providing us with thoughtful and meticulous help in both psychological and physiological aspects. To avoid the discomfort of reading didactic space and the dryness of knowledge-based materials, the author adopts a novel writing style. If you are accustomed to reading humorous campus novels, then this book should suit your taste. It skillfully blends knowledge and literary elements, enhancing the readability of the book.
It's interesting that the author created two characters, a boy and a girl, who are twins. The author describes and analyzes the psychology of both genders from different perspectives. More often, we see the protagonists' behaviors resulting from the interaction between their psychological and physiological states.
It is a pity that in life, or during the process of growing up, we rarely receive such help. Either we are too shy to speak up and seek help, or adults fail to recognize the changes in our bodies and minds, so we have been wandering in the dark. This is tragic and helpless. Fortunately, these two books are like streetlights, providing some light for our dim paths of both the soul and the body.
If we can truly understand ourselves, then all problems can be resolved. On a broader scale, our philosophy of life and worldview stem from our physiological and psychological judgments about the world. Subsequently, we take actions that align with our judgments.