My wife and I enjoyed it, because it touches on many of the struggles and growing pains which may arise around THAT pivotal transitioning point in a girl's life: Selecting friends, joining groups, peer pressure, family drama and many more. Most of which were presented and dealt with in a refreshing, humorous way. We felt for, laughed and cried with Margaret, because Margaret is all around us!

Such a wonderful representation of a book my daughter and I love. We found ourselves laughing and covering our eyes in embarrassment. I cant wait to watch it again.

In my opinion this movie is great for both adults and children. It speaks on real life issues in such a modest way. It allows for an open discussion for parents to have with their children regarding a pivotal time in a young ladies life. My daughter can’t wait to be able to watch it again.

This movie shares a quite meaningful topic for open discussion and it's so relatable to us women that we more or less experienced confusion, shame, and struggles when we grew up because we were ignorant or unable to have a gateway for proper education about our own body. It's a very well-done movie, with a great pace, fantastic performance, and touching conversations.