menstruation

Details the cultural history of menstruation, discussing facts, common misconceptions, the history of underwear, menopause, hysterectomies, therapeutic stimulation as a cure for hysteria, premenstrual syndrome, and more; and features color reproductions of advertisements for feminine products and devices, and a time line.

Shows readers what happens to girls during puberty including information about periods.

A collection of fictional narratives by various authors that explore how women react to their menstrual cycles.

Discusses the facts and feelings about menstruation citing the experiences of individual girls of different ages. Also includes descriptive illustrations.

With the help of her friends and some adults, Camy explains to girls that the changes of puberty are normal and gives them the advice they need to make it through the beginning of adolescence.

Explains how a girl's body changes during puberty, discussing the menstrual cycle, breast development, hormonal activity, and emotional changes.

Fifth grade is tumultuous for Alice as she tries to help others through the many changes occurring at home and in school, including learning about sex when Rosalind gets her period and shares a book that explains what is happening.

Explains the causes of PMS, how to recognize it, and the appropriate treatment.

Discusses the physical and psychological changes girls experience at the onset of menstruation, answers questions girls have about getting their periods, and includes a guide for parents and teachers.

Discusses the menstrual cycle, abnormalities and their treatment, and the significance of menstruation in one's life.