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Discovery Girls Fab Girls Guides – Review and Giveaway

December 14, 2007 by char  
Filed under Parenting

From sticky situations to frenemies, the tween years are paved with drama as our children navigate their way from clutching onto our pants leg to spreading their wings and flying through the teen years. The team behind the fabulous Discovery Girls magazine and web site have published a series of books that help girls navigate the tween and teen drama in a fun, frank and age appropriate style. The books give girls an insight into daily situations in a way that makes them feel like they are not alone and helps to keep the parent-child line of communication open.

Fab Girls Guide to Friendship HardshipFab Girls Guide to Friendship Hardship – Frenemies anyone? This book breaks down the solutions to friendship problems step-by-step, helping girls identify poisonous friendships and showing her how to be the best friend she can be. My daughter and I have used this book a lot as a reference for some of the classroom issues she is dealing with this year. She seems to be caught between two friends who don’t really like each other and she doesn’t always know how to deal with it.

Fab Girls Guide to Sticky SituationsFab Girls Guide to Sticky Situations – My daughter has read this book cover to cover countless times already! What do you do when your deepest secret is blabbed to the entire school? Or when you tell your crush you like him and he doesn’t like you back? Commonsense and compassionate advice for every sticky situation is given through out this book.
Fab Girls Guide to Getting Through Tough TimesFab Girls Guide to Getting Through Tough Times – True stories written by girls about their most private struggles—being betrayed by a friend, dealing with their parents’ divorce, a death in the family. The Discovery Girls team do such a great job presenting these tough topics to girls in an easy to relate to way. As much as we hate to see them have to deal with tough topics, it’s part of life and equipped with the right tools and right attitude, girls can emerge even stronger.

Fab Girls Guide to Getting Your Questions AnsweredFab Girls Guide to Getting Your Questions Answered – In this collection of real letters to Discovery Girls’ advice columnist, girls find answers to their most troubling questions about everything from family to friendship to school to boys and more.

If you have a tween or middle school age daughter, you really need to check out this series. They are great for conversation starters, helping girls get through the daily drama and laughing about it as they go.  The books are $9.95 each or $29.95 for all four, plus shipping and handling. They may be ordered at DiscoveryGirls.com.

BONUS: You can win the complete set of Fab Girls Guides! Leave a comment about Middle School on this post to be entered. Was Middle School fun or traumatic for your or your child? What do you remember most about it? Got any stories of frenemies or sticky situations you’d like to share?

The giveaway will be open until midnight December 18, 2007.

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Comments

126 Responses to “Discovery Girls Fab Girls Guides – Review and Giveaway”
  1. Shannon Baas says:

    I would like to donate these to the town library.

  2. Angela says:

    Middle school is the worst.. boys, pimples, periods, boobs.. ugg.. I still get worked up thinking about it.

    I blogged you too :)

  3. mindy says:

    nice contest thanks

  4. Emmaline Kuebler says:

    Awesome prize.

  5. Nora Scott-Platt says:

    adolescents is so difficult and hormonal

  6. Tom Showers says:

    Hope I win!

  7. sandy says:

    neat prize

  8. P Hafner says:

    My Daughters would like these.

  9. amanda says:

    Middle School was pretty fun for me. I had tons of friends and did well in my classes. It wasn’t until HS that life really changed.
    I think these books would be a wonderful gift for my niece. Thank you!

  10. Cindi Hoppes says:

    “Seasons Greetings!” Middle School was definitely not my favorite. I was taller than most of the other students, even the boys. When you are that age, it is not pleasurable! Then, I was also bashful! If you put together the two of those, middle school was not the best time of my life. Thanks,Cindi

  11. Katherine Frazier says:

    Middle school was very traumatic.

  12. christopher h says:

    love to use these as a gift

  13. Shirley Qiu says:

    Middle school didn’t really have much meaning to me…I was the shy and quiet kind of student x3 It wasn’t until high school that I actually started to try to talk to people more.

  14. Linda Moeller says:

    GREAT prize.

  15. Staci K says:

    This would be awesome to have for my daughter!

  16. Joseph says:

    this would be great to win.

  17. Nikki says:

    Middle school is fun & my little girl is almost there! :)

  18. Pam Borgos (Moeller) says:

    I have two granddaughers and the oldest is 10yrs. This would be a great gift for her since she is already going thru some of these things mention in the books. I would be it would be a great help for her and plus she is avid book reader. Thankyou for this great chance to win this for her she would love it and so would I.

  19. Danielle says:

    Middle School was a nightmare! Zits, training bras, periods, and we moved twice, so I was ALWAYS the new kid with no friends!
    Now my niece is in middle school, but shes been in the same school district since kindergarten and is very popular and involved in EVERY activity and Sport, so its a MUCH different experience for her! THANK GOODNESS!

  20. Susan Smith says:

    Nice prize

  21. Dan says:

    Nice books

  22. Carol Ezovski says:

    These would be great for my almost-13 year old. I don’t remember Middle School (aka Junior High) as being particularly enjoyable. High School was an improvement, and College was soooo much better.

  23. bob keck says:

    my niece would love these books.

  24. Carissa Davis says:

    These sound great.

  25. Perpugilliam says:

    The only good thing about middle school (well, actually, JUNIOR HIGH) for me was that I lived right across the street from the school– so if things got too annoying, I could always pop home for lunch. And I did, with great frequency. The combo of several hundred children with surging hormones is awful, and is one of the reasons why my child goes to private school– she will only have to deal with maybe 90 other kids with surging hormones, instead of 200-300 like what you get in public school.

  26. Dodo O says:

    Please choose me. I would like to have these. I remember my “frenemy” – we became enemies only because we entered middle school, and she wanted to “fit in.” It was so hard for me! I’m glad that I found true friends since then, though

  27. Erica says:

    neato!

  28. Lara Aleff says:

    Great prize! Thanks so much!

  29. MaryAnn says:

    my daughter would love this gift.

  30. Sylvia Belle says:

    I would like to give the clothes to my granddaughter.

  31. David Bertolo says:

    My daughter would like this.

  32. Cindi Aylor says:

    The word traumatic is only the tip of the iceberg!!!

  33. Valerie Mabrey says:

    love to win

  34. dawn says:

    These would be great for my granddaughter

  35. Julie Donahue says:

    Neat books

  36. katelyn says:

    i loved it but it has changed a lot since then!

  37. Kari Follett says:

    I have a 12 yr old daughter who would love these!

  38. Vicky Boackle says:

    these will come in handy.

  39. Tonya Keener says:

    I work as a hotel night auditor. I have hours to sit and do nothing after the audit is done before going home each morning. I would really love these books to read during all the free time at work.

  40. Teresa C says:

    My daughter loves these.

  41. adrienne Gordon says:

    middle school was easy

  42. Jeri says:

    My daughter seems to being following my pattern in middle school. Friend and mediator to several different groups…the peacekeeper. I enjoyed not being part of only one group but a friend to all. She would love these….

  43. Janice Golden says:

    my 9yr old loves to read

  44. kitty says:

    My middle school years were pretty decent. From what I remember. I don’t know if I just repressed all the bad. :p

  45. Tia Carter says:

    i want to win

  46. Jason says:

    What a nice giveaway !! Thanks !!!

  47. Tamara says:

    This is our daughter’s first year in Middle School, what a difference the social dynamics are from elementary for her. These books would probably help her out in some sticky situations.

  48. jamie Harreld says:

    Would love 4 my 10 year daughter and her friends.

  49. Margaret Tokonitz says:

    I have 3 daughters and middle school has to be the worst time ,so many changes fo them.

  50. Deanna Thompson says:

    Junior High was awful for me, but my 13-year-old says, “Middle School is not that bad.”

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