365 Facts About The Human Body

365 Facts About The Human Body is a kid-friendly exploration of how our bodies work, packaged as a year’s worth of bite-sized discoveries. This non-fiction guide introduces anatomy, physiology, and the science behind everyday wonders for curious readers and budding scientists. Tailored for children who love asking questions—like why yawning is contagious or how we dream—its warm, educational tone makes learning feel exciting, comforting, and absolutely doable. The paperback edition brings this journey to life with absolutely stunning, realistic illustrations that reinforce each concept and spark imagination. Written as approachable daily entries, the book is structured to be read in short bursts or used as a steady study companion. Each page or spread presents a single idea in clear language, supported by stunning illustrations that make the inside of the body feel tangible. Readers will discover key concepts about how organs work together, the roles of bones, muscles, nerves, the brain, heart, and lungs, and the mysteries behind yawns and dreams. The content is designed to be engaging and memorable, turning science into an accessible toolkit for curious minds. By linking cosmic ideas—like how the elements in our bodies once belonged to a star—to everyday body science, 365 Facts About The Human Body makes learning feel connected and exciting. 365 bite-sized facts about the human body, presented clearly and accessibly Clear explanations of body systems and functions (bones, muscles, nerves, brain, heart, lungs) Stunning, realistic illustrations that reinforce learning and retention Quiz-friendly prompts and quick checks that support memory and recall Great for home study, school projects, quizzes, or curious downtime After finishing 365 Facts About The Human Body, readers will feel more confident in their understanding of how the body works, more curious about science, and equipped with a handy reference to revisit whenever doubt arises. This book leaves young readers inspired to explore, ask questions, and think differently about their own amazing bodies.