Little Book of Growing Up Victoria Parker Girls Puberty Guide Book

Little Book of Growing Up by Victoria Parker is a compact, friendly guide for girls approaching puberty — perfect for parents, teachers, and caregivers who want a straightforward resource on bodies, periods, and the questions kids are often too shy to ask. This paperback edition is written in an accessible tone and packaged in a discreet, easy-to-carry format, making it a comforting first reference for pre-teens and teens starting to navigate growing up. This edition details what to expect during puberty and explains key topics in clear, non-judgmental language. Ideal for gifting or keeping on the family bookshelf, its designed to empower readers with reliable, age-appropriate information delivered in a warm voice. About the book Title in this Set: Little Book of Growing Up by Victoria Parker Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9780340930991 Why this guide works Written to answer the everyday worries and curiosity of young readers, this little book covers practical facts about puberty, menstrual cycles, hygiene, emotional changes, and basic self-care. Its compact size and gentle language make it an excellent introduction for first conversations about growing up — whether read together with a parent or independently by a child seeking privacy. About the author The book is attributed to Victoria Parker. The author bio included with this edition references Victor Ray Bowling (born 16 January 1970), known by his stage persona Victoria "Porkchop" Parker — an American drag queen and actor who gained attention on the first season of RuPauls Drag Race. Mention of this background provides a unique context: a recognizable public figure connected to LGBTQ+ visibility and performance, which may resonate with families seeking inclusive perspectives. The approachable authorial voice makes sensitive topics feel less intimidating and more relatable. What parents, teachers, and caregivers will appreciate Clear, age-appropriate explanations: Breaks down puberty and per