smell

Photographs and simple text teach young readers about the sense of smell.

"When Andy Whiffler--aka Super Schnoz--first smells Strange, the world's most famous, celebrated, and mysterious perfume of all time, he falls in love. Strange's recipe is a highly guarded secret, but all Andy has to do is take one whiff and he instantly recognizes every ingredient in the mixture--except one"--Jacket flap.

Explores the connection between sense of smell and the appetites that move people and give them pleasure, focusing on cinnamon, mint, frankincense, ambergris, and jasmine. Includes recipes for fragrances.

Children explore their five senses, learning what they can see, smell, hear, touch, and taste.

Simple text and color photographs depict children exploring the smell of flowers, pizza, cookies, and pigs. Includes a picture glossary.

Learn how to do your own prize winning science fair projects using all sorts of smelly things in this book.

Simple text and illustrations introduce early readers to the sense of smell and how it works.

Carefully written text will hold readers interest and allow for successful mastery, understanding, and enjoyment of reading about odor testers'.

When Martha rolls in garbage, she smells so bad that Helen's father refuses to let Martha back inside the house until she has a bath.