“A great intro to periods with clear explanations, a reassuring tone, and relatable stories.”

“Filled with graphic-novel-style illustrations and language perfectly suited to pre- and early-teens, this is a book parents can leave out and feel confident that the girls in their life will willingly pick it up.”

“Developed to ease anxieties and explain natural processes, and paired with input from adolescent girls from across the United States, this inviting volume teaches girls the ins and outs of menstruation, what changes to expect during puberty, and how to appreciate their bodies.”

“The graphic novel includes a refreshing dose of racial, ethnic, family, and body diversity in the girls depicted.”

“Parents will appreciate that the book incorporates factual health content and practical tips developed by adolescent health experts at Columbia University.”

“In the style of a graphic novel, its pages covered in awesome drawings by Emily Scheffler of girls from various backgrounds, races, and cultures, “A Girl’s Guide to Puberty and Periods” is bound to help many girls identify with and showcase how different each puberty experience can be.”

“Very approachable but still packed with answers to girls’ questions.”