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Brilliant Bodies Inside and Out

Explore How Every Body Works

Little House of Science author Josy Bloggs illustrator

Format:Paperback

Publisher:Michael O'Mara Books Ltd

Published:23rd May '24

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This engaging exploration of the human body, Brilliant Bodies Inside and Out, offers fascinating facts and hands-on experiments for curious readers.

In Brilliant Bodies Inside and Out, readers embark on an engaging journey through the human body, exploring its intricate systems and functions. This book serves as a comprehensive guide, explaining where bodies come from, how they grow, and the various parts that make up our physiology. With vibrant illustrations and clear diagrams, each chapter is designed to be accessible and informative, making it suitable for curious minds of all ages.

The book is divided into six chapters, each focusing on a key system of the body. Readers will find easy-to-follow explanations of complex concepts, such as the workings of the stomach and the mechanics of vision. Fun experiments, like food-tasting and creating a model lung, are included to enhance the learning experience and encourage hands-on exploration at home. These activities not only make the subject matter more relatable but also foster a deeper understanding of how our bodies function.

Additionally, Brilliant Bodies Inside and Out draws fascinating comparisons between human anatomy and the animal kingdom. For instance, it highlights the remarkable simplicity of the Hydra's nervous system compared to the complexity of the human brain. The final chapter showcases extraordinary animal bodies, exploring their unique adaptations and capabilities. Readers are invited to discover the Animal Hall of Fame, celebrating record-breaking creatures alongside their human counterparts, enriching their appreciation of both human and animal biology.

ISBN: 9781780558899

Dimensions: 246mm x 189mm x 8mm

Weight: 339g

96 pages