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- Update Date：2025-09-06
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Summary
Your body rules―the know-how a girl needs to navigate the changes of puberty
Puberty can be a difficult time for a young girl―and it’s natural not to know who （or what） to ask。 Celebrate Your Body encourages girls to face this whole puberty thing with excitement and empowerment。 From period care to mysterious hair in new places， this standout among puberty books for girls has the answers you’re looking for―in a way you can relate to。
Covering everything from bras to braces， Celebrate Your Body goes beyond other puberty books for girls， offering friendly guidance and support when you need it most。 In addition to tips on managing intense feelings， making friends， and more， Celebrate Your Body has even more than other puberty books for girls， showing you what to eat and how to exercise， so your body is healthy， happy， and ready for the changes ahead。
This guide goes beyond other puberty books for girls with advice on:
Growing pains―Discover what happens， when it happens， and why your body （and mind） is amazing in every way。
Girl power―Learn how to stand up to peer pressure， stay safe on social media， and keep the right kind of friends。
Shape of you―Choose the right foods， exercises， and sleep schedule to keep your changing body at its best with advice you won’t find in other puberty books for girls。
If you’re looking for puberty books for girls， Celebrate Your Body is a growing girl’s guide to facing puberty with confidence。
Puberty can be a difficult time for a young girl―and it’s natural not to know who （or what） to ask。 Celebrate Your Body encourages girls to face this whole puberty thing with excitement and empowerment。 From period care to mysterious hair in new places， this standout among puberty books for girls has the answers you’re looking for―in a way you can relate to。
Covering everything from bras to braces， Celebrate Your Body goes beyond other puberty books for girls， offering friendly guidance and support when you need it most。 In addition to tips on managing intense feelings， making friends， and more， Celebrate Your Body has even more than other puberty books for girls， showing you what to eat and how to exercise， so your body is healthy， happy， and ready for the changes ahead。
This guide goes beyond other puberty books for girls with advice on:
Growing pains―Discover what happens， when it happens， and why your body （and mind） is amazing in every way。
Girl power―Learn how to stand up to peer pressure， stay safe on social media， and keep the right kind of friends。
Shape of you―Choose the right foods， exercises， and sleep schedule to keep your changing body at its best with advice you won’t find in other puberty books for girls。
If you’re looking for puberty books for girls， Celebrate Your Body is a growing girl’s guide to facing puberty with confidence。
Reviews
Tara
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A solid beginning puberty book for upper elementary。
Elizabeth
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Great book for young girls！ It keeps the information at their level while being truthful and very positive。 I LOVE how this book works to create a positive body image for girls at an age when they most need it！
Alexis
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I finished my read-through but am also reading this with my oldest。 She is curious and excited and this is bringing up lots of healthy questions and discussions。 I loved this！ It is inclusive of all bodies and incredibly positive and affirming。
Sarah Bigham
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Positive， informative， and very clear
Indi
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This is a great book！ I really liked it and definitely taught me a few things。 All girls 8+ should read this because it is very handy and warns you about a lot of important things。 The writing， pictures， colours。。。 they are all great！
Kamiya
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It was awesome and inspiring and it was an amazing guide
Tricia
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This was a great first book to read about puberty with my 10 year old。 I love it’s body positive message and that it didn’t get into topics that were too mature for her。 It will be a great resource for us to go back to as she gets older too。
Shannon
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Terrific， reassuring information about a confusing stage of life。 How I wish this book had been around when I was a young girl！ Thoroughly body-positive and inclusive。 Bought this for my 10 yo girls who are too embarrassed by the very idea of puberty to read it themselves。 Hoped my reading and talking about it would help normalize the information， we’ll see。
Kim
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Now re-reading with Mini-Me。 Interested to see what she thinks。
Eliana Casiano
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An amazing body book filled with tips， how-to's， facts， and more！ Just by reading the first chapter， I immediately knew I would give this 5 stars。 Now， I know that I am ready for all the new and interesting changes ahead！ An amazing body book filled with tips， how-to's， facts， and more！ Just by reading the first chapter， I immediately knew I would give this 5 stars。 Now， I know that I am ready for all the new and interesting changes ahead！ 。。。more
Paulina G
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Bardzo mądra i pomocna książka 🥰
Kristina
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This is a good book to read with your daughter when it gets to be that time in their life。 The author broke it down easily enough for both parents and children to read and understand。 There are a few things that I wasn't happy about， but my daughter and I were able to talk about why I didn't like this or that。 I would recommend this book to any parent who needs to be having this type of talk with their young daughter。 This is a good book to read with your daughter when it gets to be that time in their life。 The author broke it down easily enough for both parents and children to read and understand。 There are a few things that I wasn't happy about， but my daughter and I were able to talk about why I didn't like this or that。 I would recommend this book to any parent who needs to be having this type of talk with their young daughter。 。。。more
Mimi
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Read with my soon to be 8 year old who is just starting to show signs of puberty。 Loved the body positive framing and she loved all the pro-girl language。 Helped her learn more about the process and her body and not to fear the process。 Put her mind at ease。
Caylie
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I wanted to read this before I gave it to my 9 year old daughter and honestly。。。 I wish I had had this book when I was a child。 It’s informative， but speaks to the reader like they are a friend。 It’s not overwhelming and is definitely something every young girl should read to prepare themselves for puberty。 Also， it helps me answer questions when my daughter has them， but at her level。
Rose
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Well I found this really helpful it feels like someone is speaking to you not you reading a book 5 out of 5
Kelly
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I read this in preparation to give to my daughter who is about to turn 11。 It explains things so well and I really appreciated how she normalizes puberty and some of the changes that can seem scary to young girls。 I was raised very conservative。 My parents signed me out of the sex education portion taught in 7th grade and I just learned not to ask questions or talk about any of this。 I don't think that's the answer and I want to be prepared when my daughter hits puberty。 I would much rather her I read this in preparation to give to my daughter who is about to turn 11。 It explains things so well and I really appreciated how she normalizes puberty and some of the changes that can seem scary to young girls。 I was raised very conservative。 My parents signed me out of the sex education portion taught in 7th grade and I just learned not to ask questions or talk about any of this。 I don't think that's the answer and I want to be prepared when my daughter hits puberty。 I would much rather her understand what's going on， than be fearful， embarrassed or ashamed。 I love how throughout the book Taylor suggests talking to a trusted adult and even goes on to explain characteristics of a trusted adult。 I'm not sure whether my daughter will talk to me about any of this right away or ever， but I love that she'll have a resource （this book！） to help her understand things better than I did。 I also love that this opens the door to those conversations if and when she wants to have them。 。。。more
Kellie
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3。75
Stephanie
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Made hard conversations with my ten-year-old A LOT easier。 This book also counted as part of my 2020 PopSugar Reading Challenge， "a bildungsroman。" Made hard conversations with my ten-year-old A LOT easier。 This book also counted as part of my 2020 PopSugar Reading Challenge， "a bildungsroman。" 。。。more
Gillian
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This was a great book that speaks to girls about puberty in a friendly and very body-positive way。 It did a good job of communicating basic information about puberty for girls ages 8 and up。 I didn’t agree with everything the author wrote （like that braces “can be fun。” I guess a lot of kids probably get Invisalign these days， which is probably easier to deal with， but I can say from personal experience that in no way are braces “fun。”）， but I did agree with all of her major points and how she d This was a great book that speaks to girls about puberty in a friendly and very body-positive way。 It did a good job of communicating basic information about puberty for girls ages 8 and up。 I didn’t agree with everything the author wrote （like that braces “can be fun。” I guess a lot of kids probably get Invisalign these days， which is probably easier to deal with， but I can say from personal experience that in no way are braces “fun。”）， but I did agree with all of her major points and how she described important concepts。 Would definitely recommend this book to preteen girls。 。。。more
Casey Jo
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Hurray！ A great book to leave lying around for kids to pick up and peruse。 I especially love Taylor's note that she doesn't use the word "beautiful" much for people and how many better ways there are to describe people。 Hurray！ A great book to leave lying around for kids to pick up and peruse。 I especially love Taylor's note that she doesn't use the word "beautiful" much for people and how many better ways there are to describe people。 。。。more
Sarah Cosner
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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This book is AWESOME and the MOST BODY POSITIVE book for girls about their changing body and puberty。 I would say introduce this book early， 8 is a great age to start， to have girls start reading， learning， and instill positive messages about puberty （lots of questions， sharing of information， and discussions will happen）。 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Stephanie Bolton
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Taylor's Celebrate Your Body is a body-positive guide to puberty。 Taylor emphasizes that all bodies are unique， special， and on their own timeline-- be patient and celebrate your body。 Beyond the more traditional topics （anatomy， menstruation， timelines， hygiene） Taylor takes time to discuss changing frienships， nutrition， managing your mood， and finding a "trusted adult" with which to have further conversations。 While this isn't a gender-neutral book， in the introduction Taylor acknowledges tha Taylor's Celebrate Your Body is a body-positive guide to puberty。 Taylor emphasizes that all bodies are unique， special， and on their own timeline-- be patient and celebrate your body。 Beyond the more traditional topics （anatomy， menstruation， timelines， hygiene） Taylor takes time to discuss changing frienships， nutrition， managing your mood， and finding a "trusted adult" with which to have further conversations。 While this isn't a gender-neutral book， in the introduction Taylor acknowledges that maybe not everyone reading this book feels like the word "girl" is right for them and provides some trans resources in the back of the book。 I do wish there was a little more discussion and normalizing of gender non-conformity。 Last year （in the before times）， one of our LS students approached me looking for a puberty book and everything I had to offer her was from the last century。 After some research， I bought this and just got around to reading it myself。 Overall， I loved it。 Great body-positive messages， easy to understand， useful information。 There's absolutely no mention of sex in this book。 I'm excited to check out the next in the series for older folx。 I would recommend this to any of our LS students and maybe a 7th grader if it was all I had， but I think by MS you've probably aged out of this。 。。。more
Nora Boyd
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"Celebrate Your Body （and it's Changes Too！） by Sonya Renee Taylor， author of "The Body is Not an Apology" （also， her instagram of the same name is just。。。 amazing）I bought this for my daughter when she was 9， because after looking at a lot of books about puberty for girls， I found this one to be the most informative， without some of the subtle （or even outright overt） body shaming， white-centric， hetero-normative themes of other books。It talks about EVERYTHING from how to deal with friendships "Celebrate Your Body （and it's Changes Too！） by Sonya Renee Taylor， author of "The Body is Not an Apology" （also， her instagram of the same name is just。。。 amazing）I bought this for my daughter when she was 9， because after looking at a lot of books about puberty for girls， I found this one to be the most informative， without some of the subtle （or even outright overt） body shaming， white-centric， hetero-normative themes of other books。It talks about EVERYTHING from how to deal with friendships and crushes （and it doesn't focus on only hetero crushes/relationships）， personal grooming （I appreciated that it talks about all textures of hair， and that shaving is a personal choice） and ALL the physical and emotional changes that come with changing bodies in a matter of fact way。 It does not really discuss masturbation， intercourse， STDs， pregnancy etc。 so you may want other books like "It's Not the Stork" or "It's So Amazing" （both by Robie H。 Harris and Michael Emberley） if your child wants more information on those topics。I appreciated that this book represents a lot of diverse body types， and reinforces that everyone has a "good body。" This is the book I wish I would have been able to read when I was a tween in the late 80s/early 90s - I definitely cried a couple times at how affirming it was。 。。。more
Rekha
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This book is an excellent resource on puberty。 If you’re not familiar with Sonya， she is the founder of The Body Is Not An Apology， and her work is rooted in body positivity。 I love that Sonya takes the time to guide the reader through different aspects of who they are in a body affirming way。 There is language in here to help kids understand that their bodies are fine the way they are， reminds them of diversity in size， shape and puberty timeline。 What you will find:*Information on skin care an This book is an excellent resource on puberty。 If you’re not familiar with Sonya， she is the founder of The Body Is Not An Apology， and her work is rooted in body positivity。 I love that Sonya takes the time to guide the reader through different aspects of who they are in a body affirming way。 There is language in here to help kids understand that their bodies are fine the way they are， reminds them of diversity in size， shape and puberty timeline。 What you will find:*Information on skin care and skin colors/shades （and embracing our uniqueness）。*A section on breast development by stages/timeline and how to measure bra size。 *Sections that go into detail on the anatomy of the vulva and internal reproductive organs with diagrams。 *Detailed information on periods and period care。 However， there are only pads and tampons mentioned。*There is a section that talks about friendships， what makes a good friend and the emotional flux during this time of growth。 *Almost zero talk about diets。 In fact， Sonya mentions the harm of diet culture and steers them to resources that talk about health at every size。 She doesn’t mention BMI and doesn’t use the word “fat” in a negative way。 *There is also a section that talks about privacy and consent。*A glossary and list of resourcesKeep in mind， this book is not gender neutral。 Sonya acknowledges that not every reader will identify themselves as a “girl” and gives them the option to identify with the material through their own pronouns。 And the words "girl" and "woman" don’t seem to be used as frequently in comparison to Celebrate Your Body 2。 There are some illustrations showing diversity， but I think the second book does a better job of adding more。 。。。more
Mariana Vilela
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4，5
Sarah Wilson
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This is a great body-positive guidebook for girls about to go through puberty。 I read it before handing it off to my 9-year-old and I learned a few things！ The illustrates are beautiful and only add to the positive messaging about female bodies！ It does an ok job of engaging with gender identity， but if my daughter weren't cisgender， I would probably feel differently。 This is a great body-positive guidebook for girls about to go through puberty。 I read it before handing it off to my 9-year-old and I learned a few things！ The illustrates are beautiful and only add to the positive messaging about female bodies！ It does an ok job of engaging with gender identity， but if my daughter weren't cisgender， I would probably feel differently。 。。。more
Leyla
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It Builds You UpI like it because it's a book against stereotypes， it encourages you to be the best version of you。 I was looking for a book that helped me and my daughter understand her ever changing self， I was also looking for a book about friendship。 It truly covered everything I needed。 It Builds You UpI like it because it's a book against stereotypes， it encourages you to be the best version of you。 I was looking for a book that helped me and my daughter understand her ever changing self， I was also looking for a book about friendship。 It truly covered everything I needed。 。。。more
Cary
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I read this to see if this was some kind of agenda indoctrination， but it turned out to be really good。 If I had a daughter this age， I would let her read it。
Serch Tijuana Lee
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“La pubertad puede hacer que tu cuerpo cambie mucho， pero no debería cambiar tu idea de que eres un ser humano espectacular” – Sonya Renee TaylorEste libro me ha caído como anillo al dedo porque tengo una sobrina que esta a punto de entrar a la pubertad， así que estoy seguro que será una lectura de mucho provecho para ella y sus padres。 Es importante que este tipo de libros sean leídos por los adultos antes de que lleguen a manos de los menores para que sepan la información que se aborda y pueda “La pubertad puede hacer que tu cuerpo cambie mucho， pero no debería cambiar tu idea de que eres un ser humano espectacular” – Sonya Renee TaylorEste libro me ha caído como anillo al dedo porque tengo una sobrina que esta a punto de entrar a la pubertad， así que estoy seguro que será una lectura de mucho provecho para ella y sus padres。 Es importante que este tipo de libros sean leídos por los adultos antes de que lleguen a manos de los menores para que sepan la información que se aborda y puedan hablar al respecto con sus hijas; sin miedos ni tabúes。 Recuerden que la comunicación es de suma importancia durante la adolescencia y es mejor que reciban una asesoría de una fuente confiable y no dejarle la tarea al internet o a los amigos。El libro se compone de 8 capítulos muy interesantes， desde los cambios del cuerpo hasta el primer período。 Los temas son desarrollados de una forma fresca y amigable para las chicas lectoras。 Encontrarán sencillas ilustraciones y un diseño muy colorido， pero lo más importante es que van a leer sobre todos los cambios que se están presentando durante esta etapa de su vida llamada pubertad。Uno de mis capítulos favoritos es el que habla sobre las emociones， los amigos y la familia。 Recordemos que durante la adolescencia uno suele aislarse o refugiarse en amistades que posiblemente no sean las mejores。 La autora， Sonya Renee Taylor， ofrece un par de tips muy buenos para identificar a una buena amiga。 Es conveniente que toda adolescente cuente con una。 Y muy impotante， acercarse a un adulto de confianza con el que pueda tener toda la libertad de hablar sobre cualquier tema。 En Secretos de chicas， Sonya Renee Taylor explica qué pasa durante la pubertad， ayuda a las chicas a sentirse orgullosas de su cuerpo， que sean seguras de sí mismas y que estén listas para los cambios que vienen。Definitivamente este libro será de bastante ayuda para todas las chicas。 Como dijo Deb Hauster， “es una lectura obligada para todas las preadoslecentes en todas nuestras vidas” y tiene mucha razón。 。。。more
Shaazi
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