A Tween Girls' Guide to Friendships

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Susan S. (United States)

Great resource for preteen girls

This book offers insight into understanding different types of friendships, what makes a good friend and how to recognize unhealthy relationships. Easy to read and includes activities at the end of each section.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Kory Wells (United States)

Well Written

This book is like a workbook that is geared towards helping young girls understand the different types of friendships and how to make lasting friendships. I thought it was really cute and well written. I think it could be a helpful book for girls who are struggling with friends or who just want to improve their social skills.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ - M.P (United States)

Great Book

Fantastic book to understand friendships as girls grow into their teenage years.

Abby Swift is a writer, parent, and the author of “A Tween Girl’s Guide to Puberty.” With a tween and a teen at home, Abby has witnessed first-hand the challenges and changes of puberty. This led to the realization that there was a gap: a need for simple guidebooks that speak directly to tweens, equipping them with comprehensive knowledge about the many changes they’re about to experience.

Passionate about providing clarity during this crucial phase, Abby’s goal is to empower and uplift readers, leaving them feeling inspired, reassured, and ready to take on the world. The writing combines practical advice with a relatable and reassuring tone, helping kids cope with challenges like evolving friendships, peer pressure, and adapting to new social environments.

Abby hopes these books act as a starting point for further meaningful conversations between tweens and their parents or guardians, helping to make the road to young adulthood a shared experience.

Aside from writing, Abby is an avid reader and running fanatic who loves spending time with family, friends, and the beloved family dog!