Body: An Amazing Tour of Human Anatomy

by Richard Walker

Combining accessible text with eye-popping computer-generated images from the world's first complete 3-D model of an actual human body, a fascinating book takes readers on an in-depth tour of the blood vessels, nerves, bones, ligaments, and other features that make human beings tick.

Genres: Science, Childrens, Nonfiction

96 pages, Spiral-bound

First published September 1, 2001

About the author

Richard Walker (1943-1999) was an English writer, freelance broadcaster, and professional storyteller who worked in several professions before focusing on storytelling. Born in Shropshire, he traveled widely throughout Britain and America, performing at folk festivals, schools, theaters, and private homes while sharing traditional tales.

Reviews

[AJ]

With this book I learned a few facts but I had to stop about half way through because of the disorganized format of the words. I couldn't tell which paragraph was part of the other and it started to hurt my head and eyes. I just wanted to read this book.😭

[Lin]

Anatomy is a lot of fun. (And disgust. I finally got back my disgust, which is good.)

[AB]

It's a cute book for kids. But I can't deny that I did learn a few things.