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The Human Body
The Human Body
The Human Body Books for Kids – Wonderlit | Wonderlit
668 books about the human body
Age
0–2
3–5
6–8
9–12
13+
Format
Chapter Books
Middle Grade
Graphic Novels
Clear
What's Happening to Me?
Growing Up for Girls
Felicity Brooks
Practical advice helps early teens handle the physical and emotional changes of puberty while maintaining their happines
Ages 9–13
The Hoopster Trilogy #3
The Downside of Being Up
Alan Lawrence Sitomer
Puberty is a chaotic conspiracy as Bobby Connor tries to survive the hilarious and humiliating challenges of his own cha
Ages 12–14
Horrible Science #14
Dangerous Diseases
Nick Arnold
Learn why deadly cholera turns skin blue and how maggots are used to heal flesh in this stomach-churning look at history
Ages 8–12
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See Inside #1
See Inside Your Body
Katie Daynes
Lift more than 50 flaps to see how the human body works, from the food you eat to the way your muscles move, all with a
Ages 5–9
What Was?
What Was the Plague?
Roberta Edwards, Who HQ
The deadliest pandemic in history claimed 50 million lives in the 1300s; learn how the Black Death started and how it fo
Ages 8–12
Glow! Be Confident Be You
Sara Conway
Meet your new best friend—yourself! Get the inside scoop on growing up, from healthy eating and exercise to the secret s
Ages 8–12
Junie B. Jones
Junie B. Jones Is a Toothless Wonder
Barbara Park
Junie B. has a loose tooth and serious questions: who is this Tooth Fairy woman, and what exactly is she doing with all
Ages 6–9
Jasper Rabbit's Creepy Tales #1
Troubling Tonsils!
Aaron Reynolds
Charlie Marmot wants to keep his removed tonsils in a jar for show and tell, but the jars start making slurping sounds i
Ages 6–10
Buried in Ice: The Mystery of a Lost Arctic Expedition
Owen Beattie, John Geiger, Shelley Tanaka
Forensic science and icy history meet as investigators uncover the chilling truth behind Sir John Franklin’s doomed 1845
Ages 8–12
A Single Stone
Meg McKinlay
In a society where girls train to be small enough to tunnel for the harvest, Jena makes a discovery that forces her to q
Ages 10–14
The Book of Experiments #3
The Book of Wildly Spectacular Sports Science
Sean Connolly
Karate chops, knuckleballs, and gravity-defying dunks come to life through 54 experiments that reveal the hidden physics
Ages 8–13
Owen Foote #1
Owen Foote, Second Grade Strongman
Stephanie Greene
Owen is tired of being teased for his size, but he finds he isn't alone when he and his friend Joseph face their fears o
Ages 6–9
Dino Life Guides #4
What's the Big Secret? Talking about Sex with Girls and Boys
Laurie Krasny Brown
For parents looking for a clear, lighthearted way to explain reproduction and anatomy without the awkwardness. A friendl
Ages 5–9
The Young Scientist
Medicine
Pam Beasant
You will learn how doctors treat illnesses, what happens inside a hospital, and the fascinating ways modern medicine kee
Ages 7–11
Usborne Little Books
Little Book of the Human Body
Fiona Chandler
Remarkable photographs and engaging illustrations reveal the inner workings of the human body for curious young minds.
Ages 6–10
Horrible Histories
Terrible Trenches
Terry Deary
Life in the First World War was full of blood, mud, and lice; learn how everything from your own tea to gas-mask-wearing
Ages 7–12
Who Was?
Who Was Helen Keller?
Gare Thompson
Travel through the life of Helen Keller to see how she learned to communicate and share her story with the world.
Ages 7–11
What It Is, What It Does #1
Alcohol: What It Is, What It Does
Judith S. Seixas
Clear facts explain exactly what alcohol is, where it is found, and how it affects the human mind and body in an easy-to
Ages 6–9
Horrible Histories #12
Cut-throat Celts
Terry Deary
Discover why Celtic warriors fought without clothes, how they preserved brains, and all the other foul, hilarious facts
Ages 7–12
Usborne Understanding
Understanding Your Brain
Rebecca Treays
Uncover why your brain reacts to hypnosis and what happens deep inside your unconscious mind while you sleep.
Ages 8–12
Traces #1
Clone
Malcolm Rose
Jordan worries his father's obsession with human cloning will lead to a dark future where natural reproduction is lost a
Ages 12–16
Who Was?
Who Was Leonardo da Vinci?
Roberta Edwards
You will learn that even a genius like Leonardo da Vinci, who designed submarines and helicopters, struggled with finish
Ages 8–12
How Technology Works
Jack Challoner, Clive Gifford, Tom Jackson, Hilary Lamb
Peer inside nuclear storage facilities, moon rockets, and the gadgets in your own home through detailed illustrations th
Ages 9–12
What It Is, What It Does #4
Junk Food: What It Is, What It Does
Judith S. Seixas
Learn the clear facts about what really happens inside the body when we eat foods that are high in calories but low in t
Ages 6–9