Branzei, Sylvia

Discusses many of the disgusting things connected with the human body such as rashes, bumps and bruises, blood, guts, and more.

Draws from cultures around the world to look at the history of vampires and other blood drinkers, attempting to separate fact from fiction.

Presents the achievements of twelve women who overcame adversity and ignored conventions to become notable adventurers, including Amelia Earhart, Margaret Bourke-White, and Gertrude Ederle.

Instructions for a variety of simple experiments that illustrate some of the more "disgusting" aspects of human physiology. Also includes related activities and experiments.

Discusses many of the disgusting things connected with the human body such as rashes, bumps and bruises, blood, guts, and more.

Draws from cultures around the world to look at the history of vampires and other blood drinkers, attempting to separate fact from fiction.

Instructions for a variety of simple experiments that illustrate some of the more "disgusting" aspects of human physiology. Also includes experiments involving bread mold, snail slime, and sour milk.