Abby SwiftA Tween Girl's Guide to Friendships: How to Make Friends and Build Healthy Relationships. The Complete Friendship Handbook for Young Girls. (Tween Guides to Growing Up)

A Tween Girl’s Guide to Friendships by Abby Swift is an exceptional resource providing invaluable insights about friendships for tween girls. Swift's empathetic guidance covers a broad range of topics, offering practical advice on understanding the dynamics of friendship. The book's well-organized layout ensures easy navigation, and the incorporation of relatable examples adds depth to the advice, making it highly applicable to the everyday experiences of tween girls. This book is an excellent guide for building meaningful and healthy connections during this transitional period. Highly recommended for its empathy, practicality, and positive impact on tween girls' social development.

What does real friendship looks like? This is exactly the question this book is about to answer. Friendship is a very common theme in tweens. This age is where most transformation happens with a person. Going through puberty and physical changes can be scary and you would want your tween to have someone by their side who is going through the same ordeal. Navigating these challenges can only get easier if you have a friend by your side. This book teaches on how to start, build and strengthen bonds through friendship. It addresses important issues for older kids like navigating different personalities, bullying and peer pressure, and losing friends and moving on. This book covers topics that you want your tweens to grow up with like having healthy relationships and fostering kindness. The lessons on this book is not just for tweens, it's a foundation for tweens to build their relationships that they can carry with them in their older years. A truly valuable book.

I recommend this book not just for all teens but adults who are interested in good relationships such as " friendships." What I liked most about the book is when the author mentions..." trust is crucial in a relationship because it makes you feel safe." I totally recommend this book to all teens who want to learn more about what is a good friendship and what is not.

Great book about friendship for girls. Would read again!

This book offers insight onto 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.

I stumbled upon this wonderful guide at the perfect time for my daughter, and it has been a game-changer for both of us. The book is not just a guide; it's like a wise friend offering invaluable advice to navigate the often tricky waters of preteen friendships. The engaging illustrations and real-life case studies resonated with my daughter, making the lessons relatable and easy to grasp. The interactive activities sparked meaningful conversations between us, creating a bond and openness that I hadn't anticipated. This guide is more than just words on pages; it's a companion for building strong, lasting connections. Highly recommend for any parent looking to empower their tween with the tools for genuine and enduring friendships.