Hair, There and Everywhere: A Book About Growing Up [29/09/09]

I Was slightly worried when this book was chosen because it is the first time the new First-Years had seen Book Of The Week and I didn't want them to think we are all mad.

This cheerfully illustrated book takes a light approach in offering proverbial "birds and the bees" instruction to boys and girls entering puberty. Full-color cartoon-style illustrations and straightforward text explain conception, pregnancy, and birth. The author also gives special focus to the experience of puberty, pointing out that it's entirely normal for kids entering their teen years to be confused by the physical changes and new feelings that take place in their bodies. She explains these changes with separate chapters that apply to "boys only" and "girls only." She also discusses the discovery of sexual feelings between boys and girls, and reassures kids about feelings of shyness when facing prospects of dating and other social encounters. Finally, she advises young adults on maintaining healthful diets and getting regular exercise to sustain healthy bodies. The book concludes with a list of Web sites that offer advice to teens, a brief glossary of related words kids might be unfamiliar with, and an index.

Basically, I agree with Rebecca [who presented the book]. This book is great at teaching younger students some of the facts of life. It is an issue that affects everyone of us and we can not just forget about it because everyone will go through some of the bits in the book .The issues in the book are dealt with in a very sensitive way

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