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Title	:	Boys Don't Cry (Boys Don't Cry #1)
Author	:	Malorie Blackman
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 302 pages
Published	:	October 1st 2010 by Doubleday Books
Categories	:	Young Adult. Contemporary. Fiction. Realistic Fiction

Boys Don't Cry (Boys Don't Cry #1)

Malorie Blackman

Hardcover | Pages: 302 pages

Rating: 4.09 | 7643 Users | 659 Reviews

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This is the explosively page-turning new novel for teenagers from the author of the award-winning "Noughts and Crosses" sequence. You're about to receive your A-level results and then a future of university and journalism awaits. But the day they're due to arrive your old girlfriend Melanie turns up unexpectedly ...with a baby ...You assume Melanie's helping a friend, until she nips out to buy some essentials, leaving you literally holding the baby ...Malorie's dramatic new novel will keep you on the edge of your seat right to the final page.

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Original Title:	Boys Don't Cry
ISBN:	0385604793 (ISBN13: 9780385604796)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Boys Don't Cry #1
Characters:	Dante Leon Bridgeman, Adam Bridgeman, Emma
Setting:	England
Literary Awards:	Grampian Children’s Book Award (2012), Carnegie Medal Nominee (2012), FAB Award (2012)

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This book was sooooo gooooood!!!Review to come...

It was sweet book, much better than the other book I had read by Malorie Blackman which I had some issues with. I liked that we had Adam's POV and his story because otherwise the book would have been much groomier. Although Adam was a "happy" character and then all this shit happenned to him but Dante's POV got a bit brighter as he got to get comfortable with the situation.I was expecting a big dramatic ending where Melanie comes back and they decide Emma's future but this was was open ending

This was such a good book :) I read it the night before GCSE results and definitely helped to distract me from nerves...I love Dante, and Emma :') a solid 4.5.

How could ten forgettable minutes of not much turn both our lives inside out and upside down like this? Initial Final Page Thoughts.Yay!High Points.Dante. Adam and his story. Lets hear it for the boys! Daddies. Different perspectives. Acceptance. Sleepless nights. Walks in the park. Taking responsibilities. Hiccupping hearts. Just bringing up wind.. Living life out loud. Low Points.I would really have loved to see more of the social implications that Dante faced. What was covered- his friends

Amazing. Just amazing. The whole plot, the story. Phenomenal.Good Points.~~~~~~~~~~The way Malorie Blackman identified the boys' story and their past life before the semi-climax was amazing. The unimaginable events that occur take your heart for a spin but feed your mind with knowledge. Bad Points.~~~~~~~~~~We don't really hear Melanie's perspective as much as we need to. And yes I know there's a sequel based on it but having a mini chapter purely for Melanie would help us to understand and

This novel caught my interest because I thought I was in for a unique read on the overworked teenage-parent theme, and in some ways I wasn't wrong. Emotionally charged and morally engaging, the story takes us on a journey not only of unexpected fatherhood, but of the whirlwind of family in all it's colours and shapes. Dante, our protagonist, takes to sudden parenthood like a bird to the ocean, and his initial reactions and reasonings are easy to relate to. It was a nice change to witness the

This is EXACTLY the book I needed after Mockingjay!!!It was SO GOOD! You clearly need to read it guys. Boys and girls.It's a pretty light written contemporary but dealing with hard themes which is amazing.Malorie Blackman is so talented and funny this was just a great read!It's written in Dante and Adam's point of view (more of Dante's). They are brothers, and the story begins with Dante waiting for the mailguy to come and give him his uni admission letter,and once the bell rings he opens the