Whats Happening To Me?: Girls Edition : Meredith, Susan, Leschnikoff, Nancy by Susan Meredith


Whats Happening To Me?: Girls Edition : Meredith, Susan, Leschnikoff, Nancy
Title : Whats Happening To Me?: Girls Edition : Meredith, Susan, Leschnikoff, Nancy
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An informative guide to female puberty this book is useful for both young girls and their parents alike tackling key subjects from the physical changes that occur at this time to practical matters such as buying your first bra It also features colour illustrations and diagrams which reveal everything young girls need to know

Whats Happening To Me?: Girls Edition : Meredith, Susan, Leschnikoff, Nancy Reviews

  • jolene redhead

    Think the age guide on this is too low i bought it for my 9 year old to learn about periods wasnt expecting info on orgasms to be in there think thats too much information for an 8 year old

  • michaela r

    Great book to help explain the upcoming changes my 9 year old will experience & in a way for her to understand. Brilliant illustrations. I would definitely recommend it.

  • K. Roberts

    Great book although it does contain pages on sex which isn’t appropriate for younger girls, it’s too early for a 10 year old

  • Djilly L.

    This is a subtle, thorough and useful guide to assist the young ladies with their journey into adolescence. The easy to understand book supports and prepares young girls for a wide range of female matters from biological changes to logistical issues like hygiene, periods, diet, bra’s and tampons. But interestingly it doesn’t stop there it also deals with the social aspects and psychological impact of going into puberty. It never gets too technical and it’s overflowing with facts and advise. Everything is explained, sometimes with a funny touch but always in an unassuming matter of fact manner. The book can also be of great assistance to parents. And what is particularly good is that there is also a chapter that deals with the puberty of their masculine counter parts. I wish something like this was around 30 years ago which would have prevented me from trying conversations with /lectures from my parents and would have made me feel less lonely.Our daughter is nine and picked up a few things at school and from friends/family. But its essential that she can access such topics in a neutral, less jolly manner, free of taboos, without her feeling awkward to raise it with us. The book is well presented filled with very clear and colourful instructions, art and graphs about the issues that they essentially they will come across while going through their puberty. Well done & therefore highly recommended.

  • goodreads Customer

    Good book however pages 16,17 and 31 too explicit for my 11 year old.