Description
The Human Body from the Outside In by DK is filled with illustrations and interactive questions about how the human body works, from the outside in. It explains many bodily functions in a fun and clear way, suitable for children from the age of six. This book explains science in a simple and clear manner through illustrations and models like a rubber eye, increasing the child's interaction with the book and the information it contains. It also includes a 1.5-meter-long diagram of the human body at the end, summarizing the most important functions of the human body. Embark on a fun and exciting journey, starting from the external organs of the human body and moving to its internal organs. Discover the amazing human body, system by system, layer by layer, and the incredible things it can do inside. This book reveals the parts of the body and their main functions, while the entertaining and informative text explains how the body works. Through this book, you'll discover how your skin sheds thousands of tiny flakes every minute, which part of your brain makes you think, why mucus runs from your nose, how your muscles move when you smile, why you're taller in the morning, and much more. This captivating book, packed with amazing facts about the human body, takes children on a journey through its workings, from the skin and muscles of the head to the bones, eyes, and ears, then to the brain and its functions, followed by the nervous system, muscles, rib cage, lungs, heart, stomach, liver, and intestines. A 1.5-meter-long folded diagram summarizing the book's key points is included at the end.
