INCREDIBLE THINGS YOUR BODY CAN DO
Your body is amazing, learn all about what it can do!
Young readers will love discovering incredible facts about their body.
ALL BODIES ARE DIFFERENT! Your own body is unique and special to YOU. But all bodies have lots of the same parts. Did you know your body has over 200 bones and over 600 muscles?
Put your hand on your chest - can you feel your heart beating? It does that around 6,000 times an hour, which is about 52 million times a year!
That's just the start of what you will discover in this fantastic full-colour book from the UK's most loved GP.
Topics include:
Bones and the human skeleton
Organs and senses
Muscles
Heart, blood, veins and arteries
The brain, personality, thinking and feeling
Food and the digestive system
What happens when you get sick and how to stay healthy
With clear and engaging illustrations, children will love looking inside the human body at all its amazing abilities. From pumping blood to the journey your food goes on, this is a fantastic first look at human anatomy.
Written by Dr Emily MacDonagh, a practising NHS doctor.
Mother of three and step-mother to two, Dr Emily lives with her husband Peter Andre and their children in Surrey.
This is Dr Emily's fourth book for children.
Edad recomendada: A partir de 6 años.
MACDONAGH EMILY
Emily MacDonagh conocida profesionalmente como Dr Emily MacDonagh o Emily Andre es una médica británica del Servicio Nacional de Salud NHS , autora y personalidad televisiva nacida en 1989. Graduada en medicina por la Universidad de Bristol, compagina su labor clínica con la divulgación médica en medios de comunicación y campañas de salud pública en el Reino Unido. Como escritora, se especializa en literatura educativa infantil y juvenil enfocada en el bienestar y la salud, siendo autora de libros de gran éxito editorial como Growing Up for Girls una guía explicativa sobre la pubertad , Growing Up for Boys, Healthy Mind, Happy You e Incredible Things Your Body Can Do!. Está casada con el cantante y presentador Peter Andre.
