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Books with author Richard Walsh

  • Brain

    Richard Walker

    Paperback (Franklin Watts Ltd, Aug. 30, 2001)
    A set of eight books, exquisitely designed and illustrated, that offers a comprehensive and up-to-date approach to all aspects of the human body. Each book looks in detail at a topic and uses close-ups to reveal inner workings and technical details.
  • Genes and DNA

    Richard Walker

    Paperback (Kingfisher Books Ltd, March 15, 1693)
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  • Human Body

    Richard Walker

    Paperback (Dorling Kindersley Publishers Ltd, March 5, 2001)
    *DK Guide to the Human Body is a remarkable and comprehensive guide to the skeleton, organs and senses of the body from the tiniest cell to the biggest bone. Every process of the human body is clearly explained, from the heart pumping blood round the body, to how chromosomes determine our physical make-up. * Acclaimed author Richard Walker writes in a clear and lively manner to explain the extraordiary ways the human body works. * Illustrated with unusual and spectacular photographs of the body, including especially created digital images using the latest computer technology and incredible close-up photographs showing the complex structure of body cells, this book provides a fascinating account on a subject relevant to everybody. * Large format and a gatefold allow for amazing life-size pictures of limbs and organs that reveal the human body in spectactular clarity. 350 x 265mm
  • Secret Worlds: Brain

    Richard Walker

    Hardcover (DK CHILDREN, March 1, 2002)
    A fun, yet informative series that offers a chance to delve deep into a wide range of fascinating subjects from nature, history, and science. Full-color, fun, and crammed with facts, DK's Secret Worlds take a fresh look at familiar subjects with brilliant results! Kids age 9 and up can delve into a wide range of subjects from nature to history to science for researching school projects, sating a curious appetite, or just for the love of reading. Tried-and-tested Web sites and a Mega-reference section are just two of the innovative features that will keep kids and parents coming back for more. Priced to collect, these dramatically designed books are a valuable addition to any child's bookshelf.
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  • The Human Machine: An Owner's Guide to the Body

    Richard Walker

    Hardcover (Oxford University Press, USA, Oct. 9, 2008)
    We share our planet with an incredible range of life-millions of species of animals, plants, fungi, and microorganisms. Although we are the most intelligent of all life-forms, we are, like other creatures, biological machines that walk, feed, drink, and behave. And, in our case, talk, create, think, and remember. The Human Machine is a splendid and unique guide to the human body and the way it works, a user's manual covering all aspects of the body's activities, including troubleshooting and repairs. On each and every page of this book you can discover everything you need to know and understand about the body's huge range of operations. Like any manual, The Human Machine is highly organized. Check out any aspect of the body machine's workings and you will be presented with clear explanations of what the body does and exactly how it does it. Every page is filled with helpful color illustrations, engaging text, and sidebar boxes that offer a wealth of information: True or False questions to test your knowledge, Top Tips highlighting key information, Rival Products comparing humans to other organisms, as well as Design Features, Additional Data, Web Links, and more. For all those who want to "look under the hood," The Human Machine offers an innovative and accessible way to explore an incredibly complex and sophisticated piece of engineering-the human body. Young readers will have fun finding out about the body's operating and maintenance systems, and all the key components that make this miraculous machine work so well.
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  • The Story of Medicine: Medicine Around the World and Across the Ages

    Richard Walker

    Hardcover (Anness, July 1, 2000)
    Imagine what it was like to be sick before the days of anesthesia, antibiotics and microsurgery. Discover which plants and animals were used in early medical practice, how the anatomical studies of the Middle Ages revolutionized our understanding of the human body.
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  • Microscopic Life

    Richard Walker

    Hardcover (Kingfisher Books, Aug. 31, 2004)
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  • The Hermit and the Time Machine

    Richard J. Ward

    Paperback (LitFire Publishing, LLC, Oct. 3, 2014)
    Gilbert and Jade despite their differences are the very best of friends. Gilbert is serious and aloof and fancies himself to be the world's greatest scientist one day. Jade on the other hand is imaginative, loves to daydream and is naturally caring, but won't stand for any nonsense. Gilbert would never admit it, but Jade is the one that really wears the trousers. Here the pair meet the eccentric Professor Boson who inadvertently takes them to a future world where the only people are robots. The friends also get an interesting lesson in recycling...
  • Secret Worlds: Body Bones, Muscle, Blood and Other Body Bits

    Richard Walker

    Paperback (DK Children, Sept. 1, 2001)
    It's a weird world out there... dazzle your friends with wacky facts and more from this mega new series. Did you know... The smallest bone in your body, the stirrup bone, lives deep inside your ear. A sneeze can burst through your nostrils at an astonishing 160 mph. A nerve impulse takes on hundredth of a second to travel from your big toe to your spinal cord. A full-color, fun, and informative series, Secret Worlds offers a chance to get your teeth deep into a wide range of fascinating subjects from nature, history, and science. Every title has: Easy-to-read narrative text written by a specialist who combines expert knowledge with an entertaining and fresh style. Superb color photography that entices the reader into the subject world with close-up views and dramatic shots. Weird World feature boxes that reveal a wealth of wacky facts. Tried-and-tested websites to check out the latest info. A mega reference section with even more facts and figures for the enthusiast. Suitable for children aged ten and up -- as well as every other family member who is curious about the subject.
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  • Dinosaurs

    Richard Walker

    Spiral-bound (Dorling Kindersley Publishers Ltd, Aug. 24, 2000)
    Combining the visual approach of the Eyewitness Guides with the instant impact of 3D images this unique series uses special photography to reveal the natural world as you've never seen it before.
  • The Night Before Christmas

    Richard

    Paperback (Harper Collins Publishers, Nov. 5, 2007)
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