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Details:Product Details Condition: New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781526362957 Publisher: Wren & Rook Age Range: 9-12 Overview How to Grow Up and Feel Amazing! is a warm, funny and genuinely useful puberty guide written specifically for boys by the nation's favourite doctor, Dr Ranj Singh. Covering everything from body changes and emotions to friendships, family and online life, it answers the questions boys are often too embarrassed to ask out loud. Combining real NHS medical expertise with a chatty, reassuring tone, this paperback helps young readers feel informed, confident and completely normal during one of life's biggest transitions. About the Book Growing up can feel like a minefield, and Dr Ranj Singh is here to help boys navigate it without the awkwardness. Drawing on his career as an NHS paediatrician and his own experiences growing up, Dr Ranj breaks down exactly what happens to a boy's body and mind during puberty in clear, honest, age-appropriate language. Topics include physical changes such as voice breaking, body hair and growth spurts, alongside the emotional rollercoaster of mood swings, self-esteem and body image. The book doesn't shy away from trickier subjects either, offering sensitive, respectful guidance on relationships, consent, peer pressure, bullying and staying safe online. Illustrated throughout with cheeky, engaging artwork by David O'Connell, the book keeps things light and approachable even when tackling serious topics, making it far less intimidating than a traditional "birds and bees" talk. The No-Worries Guide for Boys was shortlisted for The British Book Awards 2022 Children's Non-Fiction category, reflecting its popularity with parents, teachers and young readers alike. Whether read independently or shared with a parent or carer, it's designed to spark honest conversations and reassure boys that whatever they're going through, they are not alone. It's become a go-to recommendation for schools, libraries and families looking for a modern, judgement-free approach to talking about puberty and growing up. Written by a trusted NHS doctor and well-known TV presenter Covers physical, emotional and social changes during puberty Sensitive, age-appropriate coverage of consent, relationships and online safety Cheeky illustrations make serious topics approachable and engaging Shortlisted for The British Book Awards 2022 Children's Non-Fiction Ideal conversation-starter for parents, carers and educators About the Author Dr Ranj Singh is an NHS paediatrician and BAFTA-award-winning television presenter. He is best known for co-creating the CBeebies show Get Well Soon and for his appearances on This Morning, Save Money: Good Health and Strictly Come Dancing. Combining clinical expertise with genuine warmth and humour, Dr Ranj has become one of the UK's most trusted voices on children's health, making him the ideal guide to help boys navigate the challenges of growing up. Why You'll Love This Guide Honest, funny and packed with genuinely useful advice, this book takes the awkwardness out of growing up. It's a brilliant gift for any boy approaching puberty, and a reassuring resource parents will want to keep on the shelf. Please Note: Cover design may vary slightly from the image shown; all copies are the UK edition with the ISBN listed above.
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Product Details Condition: New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781526362957 Publisher: Wren & Rook Age Range: 9-12 Overview How to Grow Up and Feel Amazing! is a warm, funny and genuinely useful puberty guide written specifically for boys by the nation's favourite doctor, Dr Ranj Singh. Covering everything from body changes and emotions to friendships, family and online life, it answers the questions boys are often too embarrassed to ask out loud. Combining real NHS medical expertise with a chatty, reassuring tone, this paperback helps young readers feel informed, confident and completely normal during one of life's biggest transitions. About the Book Growing up can feel like a minefield, and Dr Ranj Singh is here to help boys navigate it without the awkwardness. Drawing on his career as an NHS paediatrician and his own experiences growing up, Dr Ranj breaks down exactly what happens to a boy's body and mind during puberty in clear, honest, age-appropriate language. Topics include physical changes such as voice breaking, body hair and growth spurts, alongside the emotional rollercoaster of mood swings, self-esteem and body image. The book doesn't shy away from trickier subjects either, offering sensitive, respectful guidance on relationships, consent, peer pressure, bullying and staying safe online. Illustrated throughout with cheeky, engaging artwork by David O'Connell, the book keeps things light and approachable even when tackling serious topics, making it far less intimidating than a traditional "birds and bees" talk. The No-Worries Guide for Boys was shortlisted for The British Book Awards 2022 Children's Non-Fiction category, reflecting its popularity with parents, teachers and young readers alike. Whether read independently or shared with a parent or carer, it's designed to spark honest conversations and reassure boys that whatever they're going through, they are not alone. It's become a go-to recommendation for schools, libraries and families looking for a modern, judgement-free approach to talking about puberty and growing up. Written by a trusted NHS doctor and well-known TV presenter Covers physical, emotional and social changes during puberty Sensitive, age-appropriate coverage of consent, relationships and online safety Cheeky illustrations make serious topics approachable and engaging Shortlisted for The British Book Awards 2022 Children's Non-Fiction Ideal conversation-starter for parents, carers and educators About the Author Dr Ranj Singh is an NHS paediatrician and BAFTA-award-winning television presenter. He is best known for co-creating the CBeebies show Get Well Soon and for his appearances on This Morning, Save Money: Good Health and Strictly Come Dancing. Combining clinical expertise with genuine warmth and humour, Dr Ranj has become one of the UK's most trusted voices on children's health, making him the ideal guide to help boys navigate the challenges of growing up. Why You'll Love This Guide Honest, funny and packed with genuinely useful advice, this book takes the awkwardness out of growing up. It's a brilliant gift for any boy approaching puberty, and a reassuring resource parents will want to keep on the shelf. Please Note: Cover design may vary slightly from the image shown; all copies are the UK edition with the ISBN listed above.
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Brand | Dr. Ranj Singh |
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Language | english |
type | books |
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