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When Ravi’s first period arrives on the morning of her cousin’s mehendi, whispers swirl like steam from Amma’s chai. With help from Dadi, her curious brother Arjun, and a teacher who loves science as much as stories, Ravi discovers that menstruation isn’t a secret to hide. It is a rhythm to understand. Set in a warm, bustling Indian household, with rangoli at the door and steel tiffins on the shelf, this gentle, giggle-friendly book answers big questions with simple facts, colorful illustrations, and practical tips. From pads and cloth to cups and calendars, Ravi learns how to stay clean, comfy, and confident, and how families can share chores and care without shame.
When Ravi’s first period arrives on the morning of her cousin’s mehendi, whispers swirl like steam from Amma’s chai. With help from Dadi, her curious brother Arjun, and a teacher who loves science as much as stories, Ravi discovers that menstruation isn’t a secret to hide. It is a rhythm to understand. Set in a warm, bustling Indian household, with rangoli at the door and steel tiffins on the shelf, this gentle, giggle-friendly book answers big questions with simple facts, colorful illustrations, and practical tips. From pads and cloth to cups and calendars, Ravi learns how to stay clean, comfy, and confident, and how families can share chores and care without shame.