Book Review: A book that explains what happens during puberty for girls, especially inside their body.
Book Review
A short overview of this book
I’m a Girl: Hormones by Shelley Metten from Anatomy for Kids is a book for older boys that will educate them about puberty and the changes that will happen to their reproductive anatomy.
This is a series of 4 books, of which this is the third book. This book talks about the hormone changes during puberty, with age-appropriate information being given on the early changes of puberty and what to expect next. The menstrual cycle is discussed and the management of periods.
The first book, I’m a Girl: Special Me is for 5-7 year olds, and the second book, I’m a Girl: My Changing Body is for 8-10 year olds. The author also has a new book for the next age group, that I have yet to look at – I’m a Girl, how are boys different?
Sexual intercourse is NOT talked about in this book.
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Ideal ages
What’s the ideal age for this book?
I’m a Girl: Hormones by Shelley Metten is ideal for children between the ages of 11 – 13 years of age.
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You can find more books like this in my extensive list of Sex Education Books for Children.
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