What Makes You Ill (Starting Point Science) by Mike Unwin

Usborne Starting Point Science

by Mike Unwin

Each book in this bright, exciting series for young children introduces an aspect of the natural or technological world, providing a wealth of fascinating information. The series explores a wide variety of subjects such as how an electric light bulb works, what happens to the sun at night, how dinosaurs kept warm and why many diseases can only affect you once. The simple text and detailed illustrations combine to answer the question of each title in clear, step-by-step stages. Young children who are just beginning to read will enjoy sharing these books with an adult, while more confident readers will have fun discovering for themselves.

Genres: Science, Nonfiction, Childrens

Mass Market Paperback

First published November 1, 2002

About the author

Mike Unwin is a celebrated wildlife and travel writer known for his books and journalism, and also a photographer, illustrator, and popular speaker.

Reviews

[Bobi · Rating 5 out of 5]

What Makes You Ill? is an awesome little book, which gives major knowledge about how we may get ill step by step. The illustrations are also helpful. At the end of the book is put test, which you can try if you think you've learned enough. I like the idea - may be tried by kids who read the book or people, who are trying to see did they remember something from school. If you can't find the answer of a question or questions or the questions, there are answers.

What Makes You Ill? by Mike Unwin is awesome little encyclopedia, which deserves to be give it a try. That's my review about the book, hope you enjoyed and bye.