The Human Body. The Most Anatomical Encyclopedia

A large bright encyclopedia is a wonderful helper for schoolchildren in studying the structure of the human body. The child will learn who the distant ancestors of the human race were, how the brain receives information from the tips of the toes, how our immune system works, what biological memory is and where it is recorded. The young reader will find answers to all questions and become a real scientist!
This anatomical encyclopedia features a well-balanced presentation of scientific facts and provides a comprehensive understanding of causes, structures, and processes without overwhelming the young reader. The diverse presentation of information will keep boredom at bay: the book includes many fascinating diagrams of all organ systems, a tree of human evolution, and a glossary of useful words.
The edition is recommended for children of middle school age. A colorful and engaging book will make a wonderful gift for any occasion!