The Period Book: A Girl's Guide to Growing Up Paperback – Illustrated, 1 Aug. 2017

Daughter loves this book, and likes to show her friends. Good conversation starter

Great book for my daught helped her undertsand how her bodies changing she seem to enjoy it

helped me understand periods previously had usbourns "whats happening to me" but was too childish and had too much information on healthy eating and not enough on periods so like this one so much better oh and by the way im 10

I’ve been reading it to my step daughters (10 & 11 years old). They are loving it, keeps them engaged and opens up space and starting points for dialogue. Super accessible language, and informative.

I was able to talk to my daughter about the topic, but she didn't take notes. I bought this book to make sure I didn't miss anything. She read it straight through and now has a reference book to refer back to. This book made me realize how important it is for the kids to have access to the knowledge so they know they are normal and what it's all about. It has great advice on letting kids make decisions that are right for them and educating them on the types of products they can use. I read it quickly after she did and she wanted it back within 24 hours to go over some chapters again. Her favorite part was the Q &A. I think sometimes we forget how valuable these types of books are for our kids and I'm very thankful to the author for writing this book! The illustrations are great too!

Must buy for all pre teenage and teenage gals

Such a great gift for my daughter in her first period box. Great quality! Thanks.

I read about 10 different kindle books before giving one to my daughter. This is one of the 2 that I eventually bought the paper version. The other one is celebrating your body. What I like about this book is that it is very open and has a matter of fact tone. It’s not fancy and it has all the honest basics. I really appreciate it that it talks about the social media and sending nude pictures. Some reviewers think it’s not appropriate. But I think it’s better to talk about it than not. Not talking about it won’t stop kids from doing it. So they should understand the consequence. Also for younger readers, they may be puzzled why some people would even want to send nude pictures to others. I think having honest conversation is much better than avoiding these topics. It’s not easy to just pick up the topic. But it’s a lot easier to open the conversation if it’s is already in the book.