Anaïs Bojoullard: Making an older brother

You cut the wire, put a straw on it, put some gloves on to make your brother? I'm not a science-based human drawing book. Ellie decided to make her brother today. How do you make him? Don't worry! The crocodile decided to lend him an encyclopedia, and his friends would help him. Ellie started making his brother's skeleton first. I cut the pieces of wood and looked at the encyclopedia and made a nice skeleton for my brother. And then, you know, we're all in the same room. Stop it. Eli's brother is down. I think we need another material to connect the pieces. Elle worked hard to connect the bones with tape and rubber strings. Now he looks stronger and more flexible. Oh, my God, it's not that bad from the start! Can Ellie and her friends make you a happy brother? "Let's Make a Brother," is a science picture book that has a big, crazy idea of "Let us make you brother" and draws readers to the point of curiosity. And you can connect the pieces of the body with each other, such as fruit, tomatoes, straws, gloves, shells, and wires, which are easily visible around you, and make sure that the shape of each organ is not only a function but also a function and a function. The creative imagination of the author, especially the one that comes back from the end, will be a great distraction.

Korean title: 오빠 만들기

Korean author: 아나이스 보줄라드

Korean publisher: 길벗어린이

ISBN-13: 9788955825176