Girls

This bestseller gives great advice for girls leaving their families for life at college.

Designed for young girls ages 11-14, this book profiles 10 pioneering women working as crime solvers

Designed for young girls ages 11-14, this new title in the popular "Cool Careers for Girls" series profiles 10 pioneering women working in the environmental field,

A career in air and space may be for you if you like science.

This title in our popular "Cool Careers for Girls" series profiles 10 women working in cybersecurity and national safety, very timely career areas given the worldwide concern with terrorism and security.

features a variety of jobs that involve health, from physical therapist assistant and certified nurse midwife to dentist...

Gives young girls practical skills for dealing with cyber- and real-life bullying, and shows them how to keep bullying, put-downs, and gossip from poisoning their sense of self.

Girls are cutting themselves with razors. Girls are convinced they’re fat, and starve themselves to prove it. Other girls are so anxious about grades they can’t sleep at night - at 11 years of age. What’s going on?

The author's gentle guidance and the girls' powerful stories create an encouraging message: Remarkable healing is possible if girls learn to share their stories in their teens and early twenties.

When Monica's friend Katie begins to call her names and humiliate her in front of other kids at school, she feels betrayed and isolated. But with help from her mother, Monica reclaims her confidence from a bully disguised as her friend.

A great book for parents, teachers, and friends of girls everywhere.

This groundbreaking bestseller has now been revised for parenting a new generation of girls.

Girls' uncensored voices are heard from the front lines of adolescence. Personal and painfully honest, this is a compassionate call to arms, offering strategies with which to revive these Ophelias' lost senses of self.

This is an invaluable and practical guide for parents who are fed up, confused, and even scared by what their kids - or their kids' friends - do and say.

Helps girls better understand and recover from eating disorders.