Human Body

by Simon Holland, Lee Cosgrove (Illustrations)

Do adults really have more bones than babies? Can your brain really make enought electricity to power a light bulb? Are humans and apes really similar? Test your truth-finding skills in Lie Human Body and uncover some incredible human body facts (and fibs) in this fun, interactive book.

32 pages, Library Binding

First published August 1, 2015

Reviews

[Alice · Rating 3 out of 5]

Fact or Fib was fun! We got the all right...except the swimming pool thing...and blood that was wild!
Is there more in this series! Want to read!!

[susan nolan]

for k visits

[Barbara · Rating 3 out of 5]

Savvy students will enjoy trying to sift the facts from the falsehoods in this book that focuses on the human body and its interesting elements. For instance, they will have to decide if it's true that the human body is mostly water, that our eyes see things upside down, and that humans can easily replace their teeth, just like sharks. Because the statements are simple yet intriguing, the book draws in its intended audience and encourages them to find out more. This title might be a good introduction to the topic, especially because of its simplicity and its bright illustrations.

[Robin Raines-Bond · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fascinating. I hope there are more books like this. Fun and informative reading.