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Details:Titles in This Set: Girls Only! All About Periods and Growing-Up Stuff A Girl's Guide to Growing Up Growing Up for Girls Condition: Brand New Format: Paperback Publisher: Hodder Children's Books, Franklin Watts, Usborne Age Range: 9-12 years Overview: This three-book paperback collection brings together trusted, age-appropriate guides to puberty and growing up for girls aged nine to twelve. Written by three respected children's non-fiction authors, the set tackles periods, body changes, friendships and feelings in a warm, honest and reassuring tone. Perfect for curious pre-teens and the parents, carers or teachers supporting them, these books turn an often awkward subject into an open, judgement-free conversation, helping girls feel informed, confident and ready for the changes ahead. About the Books: Each title approaches puberty from a different angle, giving a rounded picture of what to expect. Girls Only! All About Periods and Growing-Up Stuff focuses on menstruation, explaining first periods, cycles and hygiene using friendly, real-life scenarios that answer questions girls are often too shy to ask aloud. A Girl's Guide to Growing Up widens the lens to cover physical changes, from growth spurts and body hair to breast development, alongside sensitive guidance on periods and sanitary products. Growing Up for Girls concentrates on the emotional and social side of adolescence, offering coping strategies for mood swings, changing friendships, school pressures and building self-confidence. Across all three, the tone is calm, non-judgemental and age-appropriate, encouraging girls to talk openly with a trusted adult. Accessible language, helpful diagrams and a Q&A style normalise questions many children feel shy about raising. For parents and carers, the set doubles as a ready-made conversation starter and reference to return to before a first period, during a PSHE topic, or ahead of a GP visit. Key Benefits: Three complementary guides covering periods, body changes and emotional wellbeing Clear, age-appropriate language ideal for girls aged 9-12 Friendly Q&A style that reduces embarrassment and encourages questions Supports PSHE lessons, school libraries and family conversations Practical advice on periods, hygiene products and coping with change A thoughtful gift for a pre-teen approaching puberty About the Author: This collection brings together three experienced children's non-fiction writers. Victoria Parker has written extensively for young readers on health and personal development, translating sensitive subjects into clear, reassuring language. Anita Ganeri is a prolific, widely published children's author known for accessible, well-researched non-fiction. Felicity Brooks is a respected Usborne author whose growing-up guides are trusted by parents and educators for their honest, straightforward approach. Together, their expertise makes this set a dependable resource for supporting girls through puberty. Why You'll Love This Set: A kinder, more approachable alternative to dry textbooks, this set demystifies puberty with honesty and warmth. It sparks family conversation, builds body confidence, and makes a thoughtful, practical gift for any pre-teen navigating growing up. Please Note: Cover may vary slightly from the image shown; this is the UK edition with UK ISBN as listed.
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Titles in This Set: Girls Only! All About Periods and Growing-Up Stuff A Girl's Guide to Growing Up Growing Up for Girls Condition: Brand New Format: Paperback Publisher: Hodder Children's Books, Franklin Watts, Usborne Age Range: 9-12 years Overview: This three-book paperback collection brings together trusted, age-appropriate guides to puberty and growing up for girls aged nine to twelve. Written by three respected children's non-fiction authors, the set tackles periods, body changes, friendships and feelings in a warm, honest and reassuring tone. Perfect for curious pre-teens and the parents, carers or teachers supporting them, these books turn an often awkward subject into an open, judgement-free conversation, helping girls feel informed, confident and ready for the changes ahead. About the Books: Each title approaches puberty from a different angle, giving a rounded picture of what to expect. Girls Only! All About Periods and Growing-Up Stuff focuses on menstruation, explaining first periods, cycles and hygiene using friendly, real-life scenarios that answer questions girls are often too shy to ask aloud. A Girl's Guide to Growing Up widens the lens to cover physical changes, from growth spurts and body hair to breast development, alongside sensitive guidance on periods and sanitary products. Growing Up for Girls concentrates on the emotional and social side of adolescence, offering coping strategies for mood swings, changing friendships, school pressures and building self-confidence. Across all three, the tone is calm, non-judgemental and age-appropriate, encouraging girls to talk openly with a trusted adult. Accessible language, helpful diagrams and a Q&A style normalise questions many children feel shy about raising. For parents and carers, the set doubles as a ready-made conversation starter and reference to return to before a first period, during a PSHE topic, or ahead of a GP visit. Key Benefits: Three complementary guides covering periods, body changes and emotional wellbeing Clear, age-appropriate language ideal for girls aged 9-12 Friendly Q&A style that reduces embarrassment and encourages questions Supports PSHE lessons, school libraries and family conversations Practical advice on periods, hygiene products and coping with change A thoughtful gift for a pre-teen approaching puberty About the Author: This collection brings together three experienced children's non-fiction writers. Victoria Parker has written extensively for young readers on health and personal development, translating sensitive subjects into clear, reassuring language. Anita Ganeri is a prolific, widely published children's author known for accessible, well-researched non-fiction. Felicity Brooks is a respected Usborne author whose growing-up guides are trusted by parents and educators for their honest, straightforward approach. Together, their expertise makes this set a dependable resource for supporting girls through puberty. Why You'll Love This Set: A kinder, more approachable alternative to dry textbooks, this set demystifies puberty with honesty and warmth. It sparks family conversation, builds body confidence, and makes a thoughtful, practical gift for any pre-teen navigating growing up. Please Note: Cover may vary slightly from the image shown; this is the UK edition with UK ISBN as listed.
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