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Informationen zum Autor Kaz Cooke is an Australian author and cartoonist! mum and former teenage girl. She has a background in journalism and faffing about. She is often a columnist; sometimes a radio broadcaster; the best-selling author of The Rough Guide to Pregnancy and Childbirth! the Rough Guide to Babies and Toddlers! The Little Book of Stress and Real Gorgeous; and the winner of the 2002 UK Diagram Prize for the Oddest Title of the Year! Living with Crazy Buttocks. Her books have been translated into many languages: in Latvian she is Keza Kuka and in Czech she is Kaz Cookeova. She has too many handbags and never knows where her mobile phone is. Klappentext A survival guide for teenage girls! on everything from school and clothes to drugs and drinking. Written in association with medical! psychological and practical experts! honestly answering common questions and proving websites and books for finding out more. Zusammenfassung The Rough Guide to Girl Stuff is packed with everything a girl needs to know to get her through the teen years. From friends! body changes! clothes school stress! exercise and sex to smoking! embarrassment! dieting! guys! drinking! drugs and heartbreak. Not to mention how to beat bullies and mean girls! earn money! find new friends and get on with your family. Written by award winning author Kaz Cooke! in extensive consultation with medical! psychological and practical experts; The Rough Guide to Girl Stuff provides a wealth of practical tips and non-judgemental advice for teens (and their parents!) Girl Stuff is split in to four key themes: Body! Head! Heart and On the Go and each chapter includes facts! hints! inspiring lists! hundreds of quotes from real girls! and details of websites and books for useful tips if you want to find out more. Designed to be a friend through the teenage years! The Rough Guide to Girl Stuff will be your best friend through every change and challenge. Girl Stuff is the book I wanted when I was a teenager; a 'best friend' that will honestly answer every question about everything" (Kaz Cooke) ...
