Overview / 简介: |
This guide to the human body is for anyone with a brain…a juicy delicious brain. Full of photographs and amazing information about the incredible body—how it works—and tastes! Who knows more about the human body than a zombie?
All of the critical information kids need to know about the human body, with a zombie twist! From head-to-toe, every human body part will be explored and explained with a combination of illustrated zombies and full-color photographs throughout. Learn how many bones are in the human body, what blood's made up of, how fast fingernails grow, where your dinner goes after you eat it, plus lots of fun zombie facts and tips so you can avoid losing your head (and brains) to one!
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Foreign Customer Review / 国外客户评价: |
| Are you looking for something different when it comes to zombies and books? Look no further than Tom Becker and Mercer Mayer's creation, "A Zombie's Guide to the Human Body." With a riveting cover that screams "Read Me!" you won't be disappointed by the tasty tidbits that are promised here.
First, our guide starts with a letter from Professor Zombie, addressing fellow zombies and guiding them with notes and tidbits on human bodies. Even if you're not a zombie, this is a good instruction guide for what everything is and how it works. Are you curious about the brain, teeth, or ears and hearing?
The table of contents lays it out beautifully, starting with Body Basics like cells and DNA and continuing with the important things one needs to know:
Skeletal System
Digestive System - `after the stomach' is written over in a blood red ink saying what it really is the authors are talking about: GUTS
Urinary System
Muscular System
Cardiovascular System
Nervous System
Respiratory System
Miscellaneous - like the junk drawer in your kitchen, it's got all the random tidbits: larynx and speech, skin, immune system
Health - with my favorite topic "record breakers" listed on page 88. Did you know that the tallest human ever was Robert Wadlow, who was almost nine feet tall? Do you know the fastest person is listed with a zombie note, also in blood red ink: "LEAVE SPRINTERS ALONE - NOT WORTH TROUBLE."
Finishing off the book is a glossary with a term from the book, its pronunciation, and a definition. Like chime (KIME) is the partly digested food that leaves the stomach and enters the small intestine. You may not want to mention that at the dinner table, but you never know when it will come in handy to win the Science Bee!
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About the Author / 作者介绍: |
| Becker & Mayer is located in Seattle, Washington. |
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