The Birds And Bees For Girls

By Ritchie A.Thomas

Ten year old Olivia begins experiencing puberty changes in her body that she doesn't understand. Birdie, the pink bird, comes into her life to guide her. Aunt Liz scolds Olivia, and Queen bee teases her.

Fortunately, Olivia has two good friends, Macy and Genesis, who are also going through puberty. Will Birdie help Olivia understand what's happening to her, or will Queen bee distract her? Birdie, as Olivia's guardian angel and mentor, refuses to give up on her.

Children of the present day experience puberty without any understanding of what it is or the effects it has on them physically and emotionally. Young girls are often embarrassed during this period of time when sexual characteristics develop and sexual organs mature. This book is the solution for parents that have trouble teaching there kids about The Birds And Bees.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Ritchie A.Thomas
• Release date: Jun 21, 2011
• ISBN: 9781452434056

Ritchie A.Thomas

Ritchie A.Thomas grew up in Georgia where he found inspiration from Christ. He is a author,Photographer and philosopher . The Birds And Bees For Boys and The Birds And Bees For Girls are his first debuts in the literary industry. He went on to write The Last Testament.He also co wrote Misty Christmas.He is a spiritual work in progress he is pushing for greatness. His goal is to be a best selling writer. Thomas currently resides in the Atlanta metro area.

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The Birds and Bees for Girls

Ten-year-old Olivia begins experiencing puberty changes in her body that she doesn’t understand. Birdie, the pink bird, comes into her life to guide her. Aunt Liz scolds Olivia, and Queen Bee teases her.

Fortunately, Olivia has two good friends, Macy and Genesis, who are also going through puberty. Will Birdie help Olivia understand what’s happening to her, or will Queen Bee distract her? Birdie, as Olivia’s guardian angel and mentor, refuses to give up on her.

THE BIRDS AND BEES FOR GIRLS

By:

Ritch Diamond Thomas

The Birds and Bees for Girls

Published by Ritch Diamond Thomas at Smashwords

Copyright © 2011 by Ritch Diamond Thomas

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Chapter 1

Early one Sunday morning, Olivia awoke to the sound of birds chirping outside her window. She pulled back her pink and yellow comforter and went to the window.

Olivia gazed at the backyard, amazed at the number of blue birds flying into the trees. One of the birds swooped down from a branch, and landed on her windowsill.

Olivia blinked at the cute little bird, saying, hi, there!

The bird cocked her head side to side. Hello there! How are you early this morning?

I’m fine, thank you.

Olivia’s Aunt Liz entered the room. What are you doing? You’re supposed to be getting ready for church! Olivia gazed at her aunt’s large mole on the side of her nose. Sorry auntie, I was just talking to the birdie in the window.

Aunt Liz placed her hand on her hip. Birds can’t talk, and there’s no bird in the window.

She’s right there! Olivia spun around and pointed, but no bird was there. Auntie, I swear!

Don’t you swear! Put on your red ruffle dress and black Mary Jane’s. Hurry up; first service starts in 45 minutes.

Olivia removed her blue pajamas and put on the clothed her Aunt Liz had instructed her to, although she rather would have worn a sunny yellow dress with matching shoes.

My mother would have let me wear what I wanted to, Olivia said to herself.

Twenty minutes later, Olivia was in church with her aunt, singing songs of praise. Her mind was still

Reviews for The Birds And Bees For Girls

[tim bart · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

A simple but endearing book to educate girls on puberty. I recommend.