British actor Stephen Graham, best known for creating the series Adolescence, has released a new book titled Letters to our sons (Lettres à nos fils), which compiles heartfelt letters written by fathers to their sons. The book encourages fathers to reconnect with their children through meaningful, open conversations. Adolescence, a globally successful series that examined the pressures of masculinity and the impact of social media on young boys, aired on Netflix starting in March 2025 and won Emmy Awards. The show sparked public discussions in the UK and beyond about how traditional ideas of masculinity and online culture shape boys' behavior and self-image. One of the contributors to the book, Dan Flanagan, spent many sleepless nights writing a letter to his 14-year-old son. "I wrote the letter I wish I had received at his age," Flanagan said. His father, though kind, belonged to an older generation, and Flanagan hopes to provide a more modern, supportive example for his son. Flanagan is also the founder of Dad La Soul, an organization that supports fathers dealing with isolation and aims to help them guide their children away from harmful or outdated models of success. Flanagan emphasized that the book is not meant to be a final answer but a starting point for action. He encouraged others to write letters to their children or even to people who have influenced their lives, calling it a powerful and cost-free way to connect. "Writing a letter is an act of love and reflection," he said. The book launch is set for this Thursday evening at the British Parliament, where several political figures are expected to attend, highlighting the growing public interest in the role of fathers in shaping the next generation.