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The Human Body
Ruth Dowling Bruun, Bertel Bruun, Patricia J. Wynne
Library Binding (Random House Books for Young Readers, Oct. 12, 1982)Take a trip through the human body as you explore its inner workings from cell communication to reproduction--made immediately accessible through a blend of brilliant illustrations and easily understood text. Middle graders will love this unique and interesting adventure through their own bodies. From the Trade Paperback edition.
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The Human Skeleton
Jody S. Rake
Library Binding (Capstone Press, July 1, 2009)Head, shoulders, knees, and toes you can feel your bones through your skin. But do you know what goes on inside them? Explore the wonders of the human skeleton to find out what you really stand for.
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The Human Body
Clare Hibbert
Paperback (Enslow Publishing, Jan. 15, 2019)Readers learn all about their bodies, from head to toe. Students will find out about the complex systems that allow our bodies to walk, talk, and think. The brain, heart, lungs, stomach, bones, and reproductive system are all covered in this comprehensive anatomical book, but that is not all. Readers will also study how our bodies work to protect us under threat, illness, and injury and how we're able to heal and recover when we get sick or injured.
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The Human Body
Jan Stradling
Hardcover (Silver Dolphin Books, Aug. 11, 2009)The body is fascinating for young readers, but also confusing. Where exactly is the liver? What do the lungs do? What's the difference between the upper colon and the lower colon? The Wonders Inside: The Human Body answers all these questions and more in a way that entertains inquisitive young minds. The book features special see-through, layer-by-layer views of the body's organs and systems. Dramatic 3-D sections and cutaways show the body from unique angles and provide additional views of its inner workings. Clear text, a glossary, list of facts increase the book's usefulness.
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The Human Body
Ruth Brunn
Hardcover (Kingfisher Books, Aug. 16, 1995)Take a trip through the human body as you explore its inner workings from cell communication to reproduction--made immediately accessible through a blend of brilliant illustrations and easily understood text. Middle graders will love this unique and interesting adventure through their own bodies.
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The Human Body
Kate Barnes
Paperback (Award Childrens Books, Dec. 1, 2002)Great Book, you should buy it now!
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The Human Body
Arcturus
Hardcover (Arcturus, March 15, 2011)The Human Body explores in fascinating detail how each part of the body works from head to toe. Learn all about everything from bones & muscles to the brain & circulation, & learn ow our bodies are truly marvelous machines. Titles in this series include The Human Body, Living Planet, Planet Earth, & Science & Technology.
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The Human Body
Joan Western, Ron Wilson, Mike Atkinson, Michael Saunders
Paperback (Troll Communications Llc, Aug. 1, 1991)Introduces the body's anatomical parts and systems, including tissues and cells, skeleton, joints, muscles, blood, heart, lungs, digestive and reproductive systems, brain, and senses
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The Human Body
Steve Parker
Paperback (Miles Kelly Publishing, Jan. 1, 2010)Begin a fantastic journey through your amazing body systems! Discover everything you need to know about your body with this brilliant book. One hundred facts, fantastic illustrations, and hilarious cartoons give you an insight into how your body works, while fun quizzes test your knowledge.
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The Human Body
Giovanni Casselli
Paperback (Grosset & Dunlap, Oct. 5, 1987)Detailed illustrations and text provide a close-up look at the human body and its workings, covering individual organs, the diverse systems, and their functions
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The Human Body
Moira Butterfield
Library Binding (Cavendish Square, Jan. 15, 2016)Words, photos, charts, and illustrations combine to explain the way the human body functions. All these are arranged in short bursts of information that will ease comprehension for learners of all kinds.
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The Human Body
Golden Books
Paperback (Golden Books, June 15, 1994)Startling pictures of eyes, hair, nails, skin, bones, and blood magnified thousands of times, along with informative text and humorous cartoons, help children learn about the many activities going on all it once inside the human body.
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