Wasatch County Library

Diagrams and infographics explain how the body works, covering topics such as the senses, bones, muscles, and digestive system.

Provides facts and fibs about the human body, including if adults have more bones than babies, can the brain make enough electricity to power a light bulb, and are humans and apes similar.

Provides answers to question about human existence and the human body, such as how does the brain work and how do people see; and includes illustrations, brainteasers, and quotations.

A collection of gross and horrible facts about the human body.

Explains how the many different and complex elerments of the human body work together.

This book is filled with recognizable images of the face and body and descriptions of what to do with them: Open and close your eyes. You see with your eyes. This is your nose. You can smell with your nose, and so on.

Traacy and Labrosse take a sweet peek at knees, noses, and other body parts. Full color. Show me your nose, is that where it grows? I'm gonna nuzzle that nose! Tom Tracy depicts a familiar game that is a favorite with babies and toddlers. Who can resist nuzzling noses tweaking cheeks and tickling tummies? Darcia Labrosse's tender illustrations capture the simple fun of this gentle game with warmth and glee.

This series for young children provides easy-to-understand facts and answers. Launching the series is Who Has What?, a simple story following Nellie and Gus on a family outing to the beach. Humorous illustrations, conversations between the siblings, and aclear text all reassure young kids that whether they have a girl's body or a boy's, their bodies are perfectly normal, healthy, and wonderful.

"What Makes Your Body Work? explains the inner workings of some of the body's major organs and systems. Readers can perform fun easy experiments that will help them measure their own lung volume or understand why the brain can decipher ltteers in the wrnog oredr in a wrod. Entertaining illustrations and explanatory diagrams give details that help reveal what really makes the body work."--