Sharie Coombes 2 Books Collection Set [Teenage Girl's Guide, Boy's Guide(Almost) Everything]

Meet the Sharie Coombes 2 Books Collection Set—a thoughtful paperback gift set designed for teens, parents, teachers, and book lovers alike. This pair of approachable guides speaks straight to late tweens navigating adolescence, offering practical, compassionate insights on stress, hormones, relationships, school, and digital life. Perfect for a book collection or gift set, these two titles work beautifully together to spark conversation, build resilience, and support healthy development. The (Nearly) Teenage Girl's Guide to (Almost) Everything Stress, hormones, relationships, school, and social media—it's a lot for a nearly-teenager to handle. This guide has got it covered, presenting the good, the bad, and the kind of icky with warmth and clarity. Its designed to help young girls understand the changes theyre experiencing and to cultivate self-care, self-expression, and confident decision-making. The approachable, kid-friendly language makes it easy to read alone or share with a trusted adult, making it an essential paperback edition for homes and classrooms. The (Nearly) Teenage Boy's Guide to (Almost) Everything Same big topics, different perspective: stress, hormones, relationships, school, and social media—explained in a way that speaks to boys who want to stay emotionally, mentally, and physically healthy through adolescence. This guide supports boys in navigating peer dynamics, academic pressures, and everyday challenges while offering practical tools for managing emotions, building resilience, and seeking help when needed. Its a thoughtful counterpart to the girls guide, forming a balanced book collection that families can use together or separately. Product details Titles in This Set: The (Nearly) Teenage Girl's Guide to (Almost) Everything; The (Nearly) Teenage Boy's Guide to (Almost) Everything Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9789124280710 Fresh, relatable guidance tailored to late pre-teen and teen readers Encourages open dialogue bet