How the Human Body is Structured

This book describes the structure of the human skeleton, the functions of the five senses, the development of a child in the womb, and the stages of growing up. Young readers will learn which bones are the smallest in our body, what papillary lines are, how the skin reacts to sunlight, as well as why the left lung is smaller than the right, and will find out how the digestion process works and how twins differ from doublets. The books in the series contain the most relevant information and the most modern illustrations! And that's not all: at the end of each book, there are engaging tasks and games that will help have fun and review what has been learned.