The must-have girls' guide for the teen years from the number one go-to advisor for Australian girl's and women's health, fully revised and updated 2024-25 edition.

'Girl Stuff is the ultimate teen guide.' COURIER MAIL
'The ultimate reference book for any girl.' GIRLFRIEND
'Kaz doesn't preach, she talks to you like your best friend.' NEW IDEA

With more than 600 pages and heaps of cartoons, Girl Stuff 13+ has everything girls need to know- about-

> Friendships and Family Dynamics- Managing friendships, handling interactions with family, and dealing with bullies and mean girls.
> Exploring Romantic Relationships- Navigating love, understanding heartbreak, and interactions with boys.
> Style and Self-Care- Fashion tips on shopping, clothes, make-up, dealing with pimples, embracing different sizes, and hair care.
> Financial Skills- Learning about earning money and financial independence.
> Emotional Well-being- Coping with body changes, managing moods, and dealing with school stress.
> Healthy Lifestyle Choices- Making informed decisions about food and maintaining physical fitness through exercise.
> Safety and Responsible Behaviour- Education on the risks of smoking, drugs, alcohol, and sex.

Each chapter includes- facts, hints, inspiring lists, hundreds of quotes from real girls, and details for over 350 websites, books and other information.

This completely revised edition, written in extensive consultation with more than 70 medical and practical experts, provides the most up-to-date and useful information possible.

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'Goes way beyond the usual girly stuff of pimples, periods and pashing.' HERALD SUN
'Practical advice on diet, health, sex, and other embarrassing problems.' GOOD HEALTH & MEDICINE
'If you're worried about your teenage daughter, buying this book may be one of the best things you can do.' MANLY DAILY
' A book most girls will refer to over and over again' SYDNEY MORNING HERALD
'A real insight into the mysterious minds of teens.' SUNDAY EXAMINER
'A survival guide covering things that weigh heavily on girls' minds...' THE AUSTRALIAN