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This book offers clear, gentle explanations for children aged ten to twelve about the bodily changes that come with puberty. It acknowledges that such changes can feel traumatic, reassuring young readers that they are normal and part of God's intended growth and development. Presented in a straightforward, faith‑based framework, it supports both boys and girls as they navigate this transition.
First publish date: 1988
Genre: Religion & Spirituality/Christianity
Authors: Jane Graver
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