Books in How My Body Works series

Kidneys are one of the unsung heroes of the body. Some of their jobs may not be pretty, but they are absolutely essential to the healthy functioning of our bodies. From processing waste to producing hormones that keep body systems well-regulated, the kidneys are always busy. This introductory volume explains it all through kid-friendly text and cool diagrams that will invite even reluctant readers to take a look.

Eyes are the window to the soul, but theyre also the window to our world. They send data to the brain, and help us navigate our physical environment. The eyes are some of the most delicateand complexorgans. This book explores the different parts of the eye and each parts specialized function. Diagrams and photographs fascinate readers and pull them into the informative, yet friendly, narrative about our sublimely amazing eyes.

Your curious readers will learn about the various systems of organs in our bodies. They’ll learn how to look after each system in order to stay healthy. Well-annotated diagrams and vibrant photographs show the internal and external workings of each system. This well-rounded series also compares the human body with the animal body for deeper comprehension through comparison and contrast. Students are invited to take fun, simple, and enlightening health tests in each book.

The human body is an amazing machine. What better way to understand it than reading the owner’s manual? This series goes inside the human body to uncover the fascinating science that keeps it ticking. Each title tackles a basic facet of human biology, from a cellular explanation of how life works to how body systems work together to keep our bodies running smoothly. These information-dense titles are made fun through age-appropriate language, informative infographics, and wild and wonderful facts about the body. • Informative text supports science and health curricula • Full-color photographs, infographics, cartoons, and diagrams clearly and effectively convey information• Activity boxes prompt readers to use their own bodies to demonstrate what they’ve learned