Timothy Knappman: Let's Go Human Body

Every time I turn over the book, it's a fun board of books that shows the body's deeper parts. We leave with the most amazing man in the world! What is the most amazing thing in the world? That's human body! Ali, Ollie, and Jauzer wanted to see what was going on inside of us. So I went into the human body, and I was downsizing. The first place to explore is the brain. The brain is in the skull. They're like super-fast computers, they're trying to figure out what's going on. You know, the brain that recognizes the speech and writing part is different from the brain part that recognizes its facial expressions. Look carefully at this page! We can look closely at the eyes, the nose, the mouth, and see what happens to the smallest bones and nodules in our bodies. And there's also the reason for the noise of hunger and the amazing fact that the small intestine is bigger than the chief. We leave together to explore every corner of the body. Name the pictures in the round telescope. This picture book is designed to help kids learn the knowledge they need in terms of their own bodies, and it's also made to be fun for them to be interested in the book itself. Before you open the book, you have pictures in the circle that are hidden on each page. After you've finished reading, try to learn again, just like a game, by matching the name of the painting. A long, plank book represents each organ in the human body. The drawings in the round circle on the cover represent the organ that changes on each page and is the component of the entry. There's a picture of the actual elements, and it's involved in metaphors and for fun.

Korean title: Let's Go 사람의 몸

Korean author: 티모시 냅맨

Korean publisher: 보림

ISBN-13: 9788943315634