Books in Rookie Read-About Health series

Most children stick their arms straight out when they fallwhich is why broken arms are so common. In this book kids learn how to a doctor will treat their broken bonesas well as how to avoid injury in the future.

An introduction to Groundhog day for the youngest readers.This fact-filled Rookie Read-About Holiday book introduces the youngest readers (Ages 3-6) to the festivities and history of Groundhog Day. Colorful photos and very simple nonfiction text encourage children to read on their own as they take an in-depth look at this uniquely American holiday.

Losing that first baby tooth is an important rite of passage for little kids. Many children look forward to it eagerly; others are a little apprehensive. This book takes the mystery out of what happens when a tooth comes out and offers tips on how to keep all teeth healthy and strong.

Provides a simple introduction to how the heart and circulatory system work.

Simple text and photographs show young readers how to care for their teeth by brushing, flossing, choosing healthy foods, and visiting the dentist.

Discusses what grains are, what foods are made of grain, and why grains are so nutritious.

Provides a simple introduction to how the digestive system works.

Simple text and photographs look at what bones do for the body and how bones grow, discussing injuries and ways to keep your bones healthy.

Provides a simple introduction to how the heart and circulatory system work.

This simple introduction to the sense of hearing discusses how, and what, we hear.

This simple introduction to the sense of sight discusses how, and what, we see.

Do some animals and flowers make you sneeze? Are their certain foods you cannot eat?These are just some signs that you might have allergies. Readers (Ages 6-7) will learn all about what allergies are-and how they can be prevented.