The best puberty books for 14 year olds

14 year olds eating pizza and talking about puberty

Although puberty has already started, there are still some fantastic puberty books suitable for 14 year olds.  They talk about puberty, but they also talk about all the other things that go with puberty – love, sex, relationships, consent, porn, sexting, STis and much more!

Books are a great resource for this age, as 13 year olds are a lot more independant in regards to how they learn. And if they’re resistant to having conversations with you about puberty (or sex), than books can be a great way to provide them with facts they can consume on their own.

So don’t feel guilty if the best you can do is hand your child a book and say, ‘Here, read this. Ask me if you have any questions’. It’s a start, and you’ll find some ideas in this blog post to help you with starting follow-up conversations with teenagers.

NOTE: Before passing any book to your child or reading it with them, you should read it yourself first. I might think it is a great book for a certain age child or that the information is valuable, but you may disagree. Try to choose books that reflect your values and the messages you want your child to receive.

New books for children about puberty are constantly being published, so please contact me if you know of a book that should be included in this list.

You can find more children’s books about puberty, in the main list of puberty books.

If you’re looking for more puberty resources, then don’t forget to visit my Puberty 101 page.

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If you get overwhelmed and don’t know which book to grab, have a look at my list of favourite puberty books. These are the books that I am always recommending to parents. CLICK HERE to look at the 10 best puberty books.

Puberty Books for 14 year olds

You’ll find an age-specific list of books for 14 year olds about puberty. All of the books on this topic are currently showing and you can filter them by gender, whether they do or don’t talk about sexual intercourse, and if they are inclusive.

Just click on the filter, and the appropriate books will appear.

If you find this list overwhelming, have a look at my favourite puberty books for kids, as these are the books I am always recommending to parents. Or choose from my recommended books.

A NOTE ABOUT PUBERTY, SEX AND GENDER. Sex and gender exist on spectrums, and most puberty books don’t reflect this spectrum as they are binary (boy, girl). This page uses the term ‘girl’ to refer to children who are cisgender i.e. a child who was born with ovaries and identifies as a girl. So, the puberty books for girls are about the changes that happen to bodies with ovaries, and they assume your child is cisgender. This page uses the term ‘boy’ to refer to children who are cisgender i.e. a child who was born with testicles and identifies as a boy. So, the puberty books for boys are about the changes that happen to bodies with testicles, and they assume your child is cisgender. The term ‘inclusive’ is used to refer to puberty books that are inclusive of gender diversity, making them suitable for nonbinary and transgender children. Click here to learn more about sex and gender.

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These are some of the many puberty books written for 14 year olds. As I find more, I will add them to this list. They are all really good books that you will find useful when talking about puberty.

If you’re looking for more puberty resources, then don’t forget to visit my Puberty 101 page. As you’ll find everything you need to know to get started with the puberty talk!

Happy reading!
❤️ Cath

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