Why does janie's grandmother tell her she's a "real woman" now?

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I believe that this is a novel called "Their eyes were watching god" by Zora Hurston. In this novel. Janie's grandmother tells her that she's a real woman now because Janie is going through puberty. Janie is now blossoming into becoming a mature woman.

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