Girls periods

Everything a girl need to know about her periods
jane feinmann

EXTENT: 144pp
FORMAT: 160mm x 160mm (6 1/4 in x 6 1/4 in) BINDING: Paperback + interactive fold-out cover with wheel.
ILLUSTRATIONS: Over 50 illustrations 
WORDS: 15,000

PREVIOUSLY VOTED BEST NEW HEALTH BOOK BY THE INDEPENDENT BOOKSELLERS OF NORTH AMERICA 

Jane Feinmann is a writer who specialises in health and well-being issues. She is the author of more than 2,000 health-related news and magazine articles. Feinmann writes regularly for a number of national and medical titles including the Observer and The Lancet, as well as women’s magazines and health Web sites.


Parents, caregivers, and young women who have seen this book agree that the contemporary design and down-to-earth text make this book both appealing and instructive. Everything a Girl Needs to Know About Her Periods is an invaluable resource that will help young women prepare for, and cope with, menstruation. 

This book provides accurate, relevant, and easy-to-grasp information about puberty and menstruation. It will help prepubescent girls to prepare for their first period and enable those who have already begun their periods to better understand and cope with their monthly cycle. The appealing contemporary design (which includes a moveable wheel on the front cover that can be rotated to reveal what is happening during each day of the menstrual cycle) and down-to-earth informative text make this a book that all young women will find useful. Organised into three sections, the first is Body Basics, a comprehensive explanation of the physiological and biological processes at work during this time. The second section, The Whole Month Day-by-Day, offers chronological details of menstruation and provides advice about how to cope with each respective phase. The Help! section addresses the most common concerns and questions facing young women about the subject. Everything a Girl Needs to Know About Her Periods is a book that parents and advisors will feel comfortable giving to young women to help them understand their periods, reduce their anxiety, and feel more in control of their lives.

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