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If you liked The Cambridge Handbook of Sexual Development by Sharon Lamb, Jennifer Gilbert

If you liked The Cambridge Handbook of Sexual Development by Sharon Lamb and Jennifer Gilbert, start with New Versions of Victims (1999), Packaging boyhood (2009), and Mighty fortress. These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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  1. 1 New Versions of Victims 1999 · 192 pages · Sharon Lamb · Same author
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What should I read after The Cambridge Handbook of Sexual Development?

BookOrb recommends New Versions of Victims (1999), Packaging boyhood (2009), Mighty fortress, I never promised you a goodie bag (2012), and Scene/Seen (2025).

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Who wrote The Cambridge Handbook of Sexual Development?

The Cambridge Handbook of Sexual Development is by Sharon Lamb and Jennifer Gilbert.