Tania Get's A Shock

By Kanika G

One day in school, nine-year-old Tania suddenly notices blood stains in her underwear. She realizes she is bleeding, and it won’t stop. Where is the blood coming from? Is she sick? What’s going to happen? Read on to find out!

Where do babies come from? A story about puberty, growing up, and all the normal stuff, that can be so overwhelming. Honest, heartfelt, mother daughter conversations sprinkled with humor go a long way towards making it easier.

For ages 8 and above.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Kanika G
• Release date: Dec 19, 2019
• ISBN: 9780463348727

Kanika G

I started writing to entertain my daughter. I write stories with characters she can relate to. I use simple every day experiences for the plots that, though completely fictitious, could very well be true. My daughter provides constructive criticism. She is a little over 2 years old. I read the books to her and delete, shorten or rewrite the parts where she looks bored. She helps me choose pictures. She enjoys being involved and encourages me to write more. She asks for the stories to be read to her repeatedly and is a wonderful trial audience. Writing these ebooks serves as an excellent way for us to spend time together. The books have some big words with simple meanings. They are intended to introduce children to new words. Since my daughter Pell G helps with the editing she is officially credited in the later books in the series.

Book preview

Frightened

Hey Tania. Where have you been? Tanisha waved enthusiastically at her friend. Come on, I saved you a seat. She called, as Tania wound her way through the narrow aisle cluttered with school bags. You almost missed the bus, what happened? She asked, beginning to feel concerned.

Without a word Tania plonked down on the empty seat and stared blankly in to space.

Tania! Are you okay? Tanisha shook Tania by her shoulders. She had never seen her best friend behave so strangely.

I don't know Tanisha. I'm really scared. Tania's voice quivered. I could be dying. She whispered. A tear rolled down her cheek.

Are you crazy? What are you talking about? Is this a joke? Cause it's not very funny. Tanisha muttered.

No. I'm bleeding. Tania whispered.

Bleeding? Tanisha blurted out. Where? I don't see any blood. She peered at Tania's legs and arms.

Tanisha! Tania hissed, glaring at her. Please speak softly.

Why? Don't you need first aid? Did you see Mrs. Jain at the office? I still don't see any blood. Tanisha was baffled.

I have quite a few spots of blood on my panty. Tania whispered. And my pee was pink, all mixed with blood. It did not hurt, but there was quite a bit of blood. What's happening to me? Tania asked, her eyes wide with terror. "I need to