Brilliant Bodies

Have you ever noticed a dog's eyelashes? Humans aren't the only creatures with eyelashes, and readers discover this as they explore why we have these body parts and what they look like on different animals. The age-appropriate text encourages readers to develop a sense of curiosity about the world around them and answers important questions they might have about their own bodies. In addition, full-color photographs and charming illustrations provide important visual cues. Clear labels assist readers in developing a deeper understanding of the human body and how it compares to the bodies of other animals. "A body-positive choice that is perfect for young readers who are curious about themselves and what lesser-addressed parts of their bodies, like eyebrows, are for." --School Library Journal, Series Made Simple (Series Review)

Some people have thin eyebrows. Some have thick eyebrows. Some have blonde eyebrows, while others have dark ones. Even some animals have eyebrows! Readers learn fun facts about this physical feature as they explore introductory life science concepts. Cute illustrations and colorful photographs give readers an up-close look at eyebrows on a variety of people and other living things, inviting them to compare and contrast. In addition, the clear main text presents important biology topics in a way that is easy for young readers to understand. "The book's cartoonish design zooms in on photos of people's faces (young, old, and of various ethnicities) as playful text bubbles offer succinct observations on the valuable roles eyebrows play in people's everyday lives." --Booklist::"A body-positive choice that is perfect for young readers who are curious about themselves and what lesser-addressed parts of their bodies, like eyebrows, are for." --School Library Journal, Series Made Simple (Series Review)

Do dogs have nails? Why do cats have claws? Can our nails keep growing forever? These are just some of the questions readers will be able to answer after exploring this fascinating and fact-filled guide to beginner biology. The age-appropriate text introduces readers to basic facts about what nails look like and why creatures have them, inviting readers to compare and contrast. Early learners are sure to be delighted by the combination of colorful photographs and charming illustrations. Even reluctant readers can find learning about science fun! "A body-positive choice that is perfect for young readers who are curious about themselves and what lesser-addressed parts of their bodies, like eyebrows, are for." --School Library Journal, Series Made Simple (Series Review)

Say cheese! Readers discover they're not the only living things with teeth in this creative look at life science. As early learners discover fun facts about their own teeth, they're also invited to compare and contrast what they brush and floss every day with the teeth of many other animals. These fun facts are presented through accessible text that explains science concepts in a way that's easy for readers to understand. As readers explore the text, they also see full-color photographs and illustrations that make this an enjoyable and educational reading experience. "A body-positive choice that is perfect for young readers who are curious about themselves and what lesser-addressed parts of their bodies, like eyebrows, are for." --School Library Journal, Series Made Simple (Series Review)