Category: | Book |
By (author): | Kinnaird, Ross |
By (author): | Kyi, Tanya |
Series: | 50 Questions |
Subject: | JUVENILE NONFICTION / Concepts / Body |
JUVENILE NONFICTION / Science & Nature / Anatomy & Physiology | |
JUVENILE NONFICTION / Science & Nature / General (see also headings under Animals | |
Publisher: | Annick Press |
Published: | February 2014 |
Format: | Book-paperback |
Pages: | 108 |
Size: | 9.50in x 7.00in x 0.31in |
From The Publisher* | Unbelievable facts about an amazing specimen -- YOU! Most of us eat, run, or sleep without thinking about it. But our bodies are masterful machines of intricate design that perform amazing feats daily. The fifth book in Annick's successful 50 Questions series guides readers through the details of how our bodies function, from the miracles of genetics, to immune cells shaped like sea monsters. With her engaging, lucid style, Lloyd Kyi incorporates recent scientific research to explain our body's complex workings. Kids will love finding the answers to questions such as:
You'll discover how people avoided epidemics in ancient Pakistan and why your goldfish can see things you can't. Hilarious illustrations will keep kids laughing as they learn. |
From The Publisher* | Unbelievable facts about an amazing specimen -- YOU! |
Review Quote* | A tour through the human body that's eminently understandable and entertaining and even often quite funny. |
Review Quote* | A fun and quirky romp through human anatomy. |
Review Quote* | The writing style and humorous illustrations provide information in a way that will be appealing to a variety of readers while still allowing readers to use this book as a source for assignments. |
Review Quote* | I like reading the 50 Questions books because even if I know a lot about a particular subject, I always still learn something new. |
Biographical Note | Tanya Lloyd Kyi is the popular author of numerous books for young readers. She lives in Vancouver, British Columbia. Ross Kinnaird is an illustrator who has worked in London, Sydney, and Hong Kong. He lives in Auckland, New Zealand. |