NEW YORK — Mayim Bialik is “Boying Up.”
The Emmy-nominated star of “The Big Bang Theory” and author of the best-selling book, “Girling Up,” is now writing a book about boys and childhood.
Penguin Young Readers said Thursday that “Boying Up: How to be Bold, Brave and Brilliant” will draw upon her background in neuroscience and her experiences as a mother of two sons to discuss how boys grow up “biologically, psychologically, and sociologically.”
The book is scheduled to come out next May.
Bialik’s other books include “Beyond the Sling” and “Mayim’s Vegan Table.”
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Bialik, first known for her TV debut in “Blossom” and more recently as Dr. Amy Farrah Fowler on “The Big Bang Theory,” has gathered a fan following for writing about her marriage, divorce, religious practice and child-rearing.
Jessica Steinberg contributed to this report.
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