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According to some books, the journey through teen years is easier when parents learn much about this time in children's life and give their children support. These helpful books will tell children all they need to know.

Everything You Need to Know about Growing Up by Rebecca Paley

One of the highlights of this book is the section "When to Expect What", which gives a timeline on changes that will appear at a particular age. As an essential guide to adolescence, the book deals with various parts of the body and emotional changes that occur during that time.

Getting Used to Your Changing Body by Amy B. Middleman

This book is a comprehensive guide to the various physical and emotional changes about eating healthily, taking care of the body, and how to take care of skin, and so on. The information is reader-friendly in a colourful format. Promoted by the American Medical Association, the book contains important medical terms.

What's Happening to My Body by Lynda Madaras

Written by a senior educator and her daughter in an easy-going style, the book is about the growth concerning teenagers. The book is targeted at children aged 10 years and above. Featuring detailed illustrations and real-life stories, it also has an introduction for parents and a helpful resource section.

Just for Girls: A Book about Growing Up by Sarah Delmege

When children know what to expect during the adolescent years and have the right information, growing up is not as difficult as it seems. The book has lots of advice and answers to common teens' questions about what is happening to their body.

21. What are the four books mainly about?

A. Reasons for teens' worry.                B. Ways to look after parents.

C. Advice on going through adolescence.      D. Introductions of teenagers' study.

22. Which book involves knowledge about medicine?

A. Everything You Need to Know about Growing Up.

B. Getting Used to Your Changing Body.

C. What's Happening to My Body.

D. Just for Girls: A Book about Growing Up.

23. What is special about What's Happening to My Body?

A. It is targeted at teenagers.            B. It is written by a foreign author.

C. It is suitable for parents to read.       D. It includes stories existing in real life.