Human body sticker book

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Websites to visit

Website 1
Watch animated movies about muscles, bones, lungs and other body systems. (Click on a body system or body part.)

Website 2
Build a body online and place organs and bones in the correct positions. (Launch the activity to open a pop-up box, click on "Start", choose a body and activity then click on "Interactive Body Builder" and "Go!")

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About this book

Sticker books
Human body sticker book

A fascinating introduction to the human body that answers key biology questions such as ‘What is blood for?’, ‘What do muscles look like?’ and ‘How many bones does a body have?’.
Each page covers a different topic such as the skeleton, muscles, circulation, the digestive system, cells and more, with anatomical-style illustrations and colour photographs.
With over 130 stickers of organs, bones, x-rays, scans and cells to help children learn about the human body and how it works.

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Alex Frith

Alex Frith has been a children's author for more than a decade, covering every topic on Earth, from prehistoric animals to robots with artificial intelligence, and everything under the Sun, from the origins of the Universe to the adventures of Thor, God of Thunder. At home he reads too many comics, and attempts to raise three children with an awful lot of help from his wife, and no help at all from his cat.

Press Reviews

A fascinating, fun and interactive science lesson.
Lancaster Guardian

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