Twins: The Double Journey
Amrahs Hseham
Mahesh Dutt Sharma
Ebook
218
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This book explores the fascinating world of twins—from their biological beginnings to their cultural and emotional impact. It explains how twin pregnancies differ, how identical and fraternal twins form, and why some families are more likely to have twins. It dives into the science, stories, myths, and modern-day ethics surrounding twin births, including fertility treatments, surrogacy, and embryo selection. Beyond the science, it examines the twin bond, identity challenges, societal effects, and historical beliefs that have shaped how twins are viewed. The book is written in a clear, accessible style, blending facts with real experiences to help readers understand the joys and complexities of raising or being a twin. Whether you're a parent, student, professional, or simply curious, this book offers insights into how twins influence not just families but entire cultures. It ultimately invites reflection on the meaning of life, choice, and the future of human reproduction.
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