From chapters.ca:Fun to read and easy to carry, it answers all the important questions about becoming a woman that girls are sometimes too embarrassed to ask. From hygiene to exercise, teachers to peer pressure, everything's discussed here, in a frank and friendly way: parents that drive you crazy, boys who’ve caught your eye, best friends, physical changes and menstruation, schools and grades, body image and proper nutrition, and moodiness and other emotional stuff. Sections on high school, part-time jobs, and even career planning will feed a girl’s dreams of the future.
While it is an excellent book on growing up, it does not address any issues that are particularly controversial. A good clean book for parents looking for something that does not talk too much about sex, but it will not answer any hard-hitting questions. For that, try the Little Black Book for Girlz or something similar.
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