Books in Look at Your Body series

Little readers will learn about their arms and hands while strengthening their reading skills. Simple, short sentences alongside fun and colorful photographs that match the text will make this title a favorite.

Simple text and colorful pictures teach young readers about their mouths.

Explores the sense of touch, looks at what skin is made of, and examines how it works with the receptors in the brain to react to sensations including, pain, hot, or cold.

Introduces muscles and their parts, their voluntary and involuntary functions within the body, muscle diseases, and how to keep muscles healthy.

Simple text and colorful pictures teach young readers about their ears.

Introduces the heart and its function within the circulatory system. Also explains some heart diseases, and how to keep the heart healthy.

Describes the structure of the lungs, explains why humans cough and sneeze, and tells how pollution and cigarette smoking can damage the lungs

One in a series for young readers which shows how the body works. The subject is dealt with in a humorous way, with an "artwork in photography" technique which makes the body's internal features instantly understandable to the young reader. There are also practical projects and activities.

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Looks at the human eye, how it works, and what readers can do to keep their eyes safe and healthy.

Looks at what the brain is made of, how it works to control the body with the help of the nervous system, how it creates emotions, how it forms memories, and ways of keeping it healthy.

Describes which types of foods make nutritious meals and how the food passes through the body's digestive system.