body, human

Explains the workings of the human body, dealing with its various systems and organs, from heart and brain to hair and nails.

Simple text and colorful illustrations introduce toddlers to the parts of their body and the things they can do, such as run and jump.

In a question and answer format addresses basic physiology, such as why one has bones, why one needs food, and how the body grows.

A brief introduction to the human body, including some facts about sleep.

Explains what causes body noises, such as snores, yawns, sneezes, and sounds made by gas.

An introduction to the human body, with terms and definitions of its systems, digestion, muscles and bones, nervous system defenses against disease, activities for safe experiments, and questions and answers.

Visual approach to human physiology, answering such questions as how does the eye work, how do we hear and what makes muscles move.

Here are simple answers to the how, what, and why questions children ask about such body basics as bones and muscles, digestion, the heart and lungs.