Just For Girls: A Book About Growing Up

I love it.It have 96 pages and that 96 pages teach me so perfectly about what's going on inside my body.what's period why my breasts is hurting my all doubt are clearly now and am 13 yeah new teen so this book is so helpful to mee!!! thankyou Amazon 🫶🏼

Beautifully explained and a must read for a teenager

A very good book for growing girls. Covers all the necessary topics.

I would recommend this book for any parent who has a girlkid turning 8/9 years old. I use the book more like a reference to talk to my girl. I don't read it with an intent to complete but going absolutely slowly to remove any doubts or myths in her mind . Definitely a must for a parent than a kid..

This is like a Bible for growing up girls pre teens. All the questions a growing up kid has.. book is the perfect answer to those. I highly recommend parents of girls age 9-14.

Really nicely made it, I can tell all the mom s, please don't wait that your girls turn, 12 or 13 to give that book, it will be too late, 9 I feel is the good age, give her the book that she can read, and tell her that you are here to answer her question, I feel, that if you, as a mother make the thing Taboo, than the kids can feel shame of so many things. Talking about all of that, normally and simply anyway it's life it's happened to all of us, but the things can be so easy when you know it and you are prepared, like knowing what is the period. Anyway, my advice please buy this book, it s reallyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy good. :)

This book is good, however it really depends on your parenting style. Very open and candid, written from a western culture perspective. Apart from few topics, rest is something you would want your child to know.

Got these book twice to gift different girls hitting puberty. One of them came back to tell me how it made sense and it answers many of her questions

Informative book aimed at tweenager stage (8 years onwards) appropriate for pre pubescent girls who are starting to ask questions about body changes which supplements what they are getting taught at school. Deals with physical changes and periods as well as nutrition, exercise and emotions. Small section on boys body changes. It doesn't cover sex. Easy to read with age appropriate illustrations and diagrams.

This has been one of the most popular books in my 6th grade classroom library this year. My students, as is to be expected, are very curious about their bodies, and about the bodies of the opposite sex. This book does a nice job of explaining how things work, along with delving into feelings and the ins and outs of being a maturing girl. As I said, it's so popular that I can't seem to keep it on the shelf in my classroom. The book has sparked numerous healthy conversations about development and has given me many opportunities to dissolve myths that are pervasive in the minds of young people. It's a good resource, and kids relate well to the writing style and graphics.

Excellent book. My 9 year old daughter had started to ask questions about changes to her body. Even though I explained as best I could I wanted something that she could read for herself and understand it much better using illustrations etc. This book was exactly what she needed. It explains things in plain English so she can understand it and digest it at her own pace. We read through each chapter and discuss it at the end so I know she understands what we had just read. The book is an easy read and the illustrations are just enough. It also has a little chapter about changes in boys which is also very good to read. I highly recommend this book.

This book is great for every mother to read to her daughter when all the questions a girl has about her body start coming up.

This book is great for preparing girls for body changes. It is written short and to the point making it easy for girls to read. I would recommend this book for girls in 5th grade or older. It does discuss boy erections which is a little shocking at first but then I realized after talking to my daughter just how outspoken boys already are in her 5th grade class. I would definitely rather her read the facts and ask me questions rather than be uneducated and hear it all from the boys. It only touches briefly on the boy changes in order to let girls know that boys are in the same boat and going through similar changes. it DOES NOT talk about how to have sex so that is left to the parents which is better in my opinion. Hope thus helps! PS if you have a 5 below store near you they have both the girl and boy version available for $5 right now.