“Is this normal?”
Explore changing bodies and puberty with explanations that help girls feel informed and ready to ask questions.
For girls ages 9–13
Hey, Boo…
Let’s Talk.
Big changes. Real questions.
A friendly place to start.
Growing up comes with a lot to figure out. Girl… What Is Happening to My Body?! brings puberty, hygiene, and everyday self-care into an encouraging, illustrated conversation.
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A little guidance. A lot of heart.
Puberty & growing upEveryday hygieneConfidence & self-care
Inside the book
Let’s make growing up
easier to talk about.
A colorful guide girls can explore on their own or alongside a parent or trusted grownup—with illustrations, checklists, quizzes, and activities to help the conversation along.
Small habits, every day.
Build everyday hygiene and self-care routines with practical reminders and checklists.
Keep the conversation open.
Use quizzes and activities as starting points for honest conversations with a trusted grownup.
Meet the author
Melissa M. Donovan
Mother. Entrepreneur. Author.
Melissa is a mother of two, a financial auditor, and the creator of Melissa’s Sweet Delicacies, LLC. She brings her creativity and care to a new chapter: helping girls feel more comfortable talking about growing up.
Hey, Boo… Let’s Talk pairs a warm, conversational voice with practical guidance for girls and the grownups who support them.
Because questions about growing up deserve a welcoming place.
For parents & trusted grownups
A few things to know.
Who is this book for?
The guide is written for girls ages 9–13. A parent or trusted grownup can help decide when to introduce each topic based on the child’s questions and readiness.
What makes it easy to explore together?
Illustrations, checklists, quizzes, and activities give girls and grownups concrete starting points for conversation and everyday routines.
Where can I buy a copy?
The paperback is available on Amazon. Visit the book’s Amazon page for current pricing and delivery options.
Does it replace advice from a healthcare professional?
No. It’s an educational guide and conversation starter. For individual health concerns, speak with your child’s healthcare professional.
Start the conversation
Her next chapter starts
with a little understanding.
Bring home Hey, Boo… Let’s Talk and make space for the questions that come with growing up.
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