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Description
In this book, learn about the bodily functions that keep people healthy.
Quick Summary
Perfect for kids who can't get enough "gross fact" books, this quick read breaks down the science behind everything from why we sneeze to how food becomes energy. At just 658 words, it's ideal for reluctant readers or anyone who wants to learn something fascinating without committing to a longer book. The tone stays light and even a little silly which makes sense when you're talking about burps, hiccups, and other functions that gross out adults but fascinate middle graders. Parents will appreciate that it covers real anatomy in an age-appropriate, matter-of-fact way without being clinical or scary. If your kiddevoured something like "Poop: A Natural History of the Unmentionable" by Nicola Davies, they'll likely want to pick this one up next. It's the kind of book kids actually flip through on their own because every page answers a question they've probably already asked out loud.