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Details:Details Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781409534976 Publisher: Usborne Age Range: 9-12 years Overview Growing Up for Girls is a warm, straight-talking Usborne guide that helps pre-teen and early-teen girls understand the physical, emotional and social changes of puberty. Written by children's non-fiction specialist Felicity Brooks and illustrated by Katie Lovell, it tackles everything from periods and body image to friendships, moods and online safety with honesty, humour and reassurance, making it a trusted first port of call for girls, parents, carers and teachers alike. About the Book Puberty raises a lot of questions, and this paperback answers them without fuss or embarrassment. Across its pages, girls will find clear explanations of the physical changes their bodies go through, along with practical, non-judgemental information on periods, hygiene, diet and exercise. The book doesn't stop at the physical: it also explores the emotional rollercoaster of the teenage years, covering mood swings, self-esteem, friendships, break-ups, stress and mental wellbeing. Sensitive subjects such as relationships, sex, contraception and sexually transmitted infections are handled with the same calm, factual tone throughout, so readers feel informed rather than alarmed. Social pressures get equal attention too, with sections on social networking, online safety, bullying and body confidence, reflecting the real concerns of today's tweens and teens. Katie Lovell's friendly illustrations soften potentially awkward topics and help break up the text, making the book approachable rather than clinical. Usborne has also included carefully selected Quicklinks to reputable external websites, giving families a way to explore topics further with trustworthy, up-to-date resources beyond the printed page. The result is a comprehensive, easy-to-navigate reference that young readers can dip into privately or share with a parent, carer or teacher, opening the door to important conversations at exactly the right moment. Clear, age-appropriate explanations of puberty, periods and body changes. Honest, judgement-free guidance on emotions, relationships and sex education. Practical strategies for coping with stress, mood swings and exam pressure. Advice on social networking, online safety and building self-confidence. Curated Quicklinks to trusted websites for further, up-to-date information. About the Author Felicity Brooks has written and edited hundreds of Usborne titles over more than three decades, covering everything from tractors to mental health. She is known for making tricky, sensitive topics accessible and friendly for young readers. Illustrator Katie Lovell brings a warm, approachable visual style to the book, helping to soften sensitive subjects and keep readers engaged. Together they have created a resource trusted by parents, teachers and health professionals across the UK. Why You'll Love This Guide Honest, reassuring and genuinely useful, this paperback demystifies puberty without shying away from the real questions girls ask. It's the ideal gift, classroom resource or bedside companion for any girl starting her teenage years. Please Note: Cover shown is the UK edition; ISBN 9781409534976 corresponds to this UK paperback printing.
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Details Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781409534976 Publisher: Usborne Age Range: 9-12 years Overview Growing Up for Girls is a warm, straight-talking Usborne guide that helps pre-teen and early-teen girls understand the physical, emotional and social changes of puberty. Written by children's non-fiction specialist Felicity Brooks and illustrated by Katie Lovell, it tackles everything from periods and body image to friendships, moods and online safety with honesty, humour and reassurance, making it a trusted first port of call for girls, parents, carers and teachers alike. About the Book Puberty raises a lot of questions, and this paperback answers them without fuss or embarrassment. Across its pages, girls will find clear explanations of the physical changes their bodies go through, along with practical, non-judgemental information on periods, hygiene, diet and exercise. The book doesn't stop at the physical: it also explores the emotional rollercoaster of the teenage years, covering mood swings, self-esteem, friendships, break-ups, stress and mental wellbeing. Sensitive subjects such as relationships, sex, contraception and sexually transmitted infections are handled with the same calm, factual tone throughout, so readers feel informed rather than alarmed. Social pressures get equal attention too, with sections on social networking, online safety, bullying and body confidence, reflecting the real concerns of today's tweens and teens. Katie Lovell's friendly illustrations soften potentially awkward topics and help break up the text, making the book approachable rather than clinical. Usborne has also included carefully selected Quicklinks to reputable external websites, giving families a way to explore topics further with trustworthy, up-to-date resources beyond the printed page. The result is a comprehensive, easy-to-navigate reference that young readers can dip into privately or share with a parent, carer or teacher, opening the door to important conversations at exactly the right moment. Clear, age-appropriate explanations of puberty, periods and body changes. Honest, judgement-free guidance on emotions, relationships and sex education. Practical strategies for coping with stress, mood swings and exam pressure. Advice on social networking, online safety and building self-confidence. Curated Quicklinks to trusted websites for further, up-to-date information. About the Author Felicity Brooks has written and edited hundreds of Usborne titles over more than three decades, covering everything from tractors to mental health. She is known for making tricky, sensitive topics accessible and friendly for young readers. Illustrator Katie Lovell brings a warm, approachable visual style to the book, helping to soften sensitive subjects and keep readers engaged. Together they have created a resource trusted by parents, teachers and health professionals across the UK. Why You'll Love This Guide Honest, reassuring and genuinely useful, this paperback demystifies puberty without shying away from the real questions girls ask. It's the ideal gift, classroom resource or bedside companion for any girl starting her teenage years. Please Note: Cover shown is the UK edition; ISBN 9781409534976 corresponds to this UK paperback printing.
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