My Body's Changing 2 Book Set by Anita Ganeri - A Boy's & A Girl's Guide to Growing Up - Paperback - Ages 7-9 Puberty Guides

Titles in This Set A Boy's Guide to Growing Up A Girl's Guide to Growing Up Details Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9789124290276 Publisher: Franklin Watts Age Range: 7-9 years Overview The My Body's Changing 2 Book Set brings together two gentle, age-appropriate puberty guides for young readers approaching adolescence. Written by award-winning author Anita Ganeri and illustrated by Teresa Martinez, this paperback pairing gives boys and girls separate, focused guidance on the physical and emotional changes ahead. Clear, friendly language makes these books ideal for family bookshelves, school libraries, or discreet personal reading, helping children feel informed rather than anxious as they grow. About the Books A Boy's Guide to Growing Up walks young readers through the physical changes boys experience during puberty, from growing taller and developing body hair to understanding wet dreams, alongside sensible advice on healthy eating, exercise, personal hygiene and managing mood swings. A Girl's Guide to Growing Up focuses on the changes girls will notice, including body hair, breast development and periods, answering practical questions such as how long periods last, what period pain feels like, and how to use sanitary products with confidence. This title deliberately keeps its focus on bodily changes rather than sex, making it suitable for younger readers who aren't yet ready for that conversation. Both books use a warm, question-and-answer style that dispels common myths and normalises the puberty experience, giving children the vocabulary and confidence to ask questions of trusted adults. Franklin Watts designed both titles as part of the wider My Body's Changing series, giving boys and girls clear, single-subject guidance rather than one all-encompassing book. The straightforward layout, short chapters and friendly illustrations by Teresa Martinez make both books approachable for children who might otherwise feel embarrassed discussing these topics