G06 - PHE and Health - Puberty and Reproductive Health: Extra Resources

These FAQs introduce the issues and concerns teenagers have about Puberty, a healthy self-image, peer pressure and conformity. The book has a magazine style, and an advice column format. Teenagers ask questions, and practical advice is offered.

Colourful, fun and factual, young boys will want to read Puberty Boy.

Essential reading for all pre-teen girls, their parents and teachers.

A guide for adolescent boys that discusses puberty, hygiene, exercise, teachers, peer pressure, siblings, and other topics.

Growing up is a whole lot easier if you have some idea what to expect. This book describes exactly what will happen to your body in a straightforward, easy-to-understand way, and it explains some of your feelings too - all you need to know for this important time in your life.

All the facts teenagers need to face puberty with confidence. The book is comprised of three sections: one for girls; one for boys; and one for both.

The author also gives special focus to the experience of puberty, pointing out that it's entirely normal for kids entering their teen years to be confused by the physical changes and new feelings that take place in their bodies. She explains these changes with separate chapters that apply to "boys only" and "girls only."

Essential guide for girls growing up covers everything you have always wanted to know but were afraid to ask. Growing up can be hard and, at times, embarrassing. This funny yet sensitive book is here to offer practical advice and helpful information to help make growing up just that little bit less scary.

Covers questions about periods, growing body, peer pressure, personal care and more.

Describes the human lifecycle focusing on reproduction and how the body changes as it grows.