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Bodies: The Whole Blood-Pumping Story (Science Sorted, 3) - Science Sorted

4.33 ( 18 Ratings by Goodreads)
Bodies: The Whole Blood-Pumping Story (Science Sorted, 3)

Bodies: The Whole Blood-Pumping Story (Science Sorted, 3) - Science Sorted

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4.33 (18 Ratings by Goodreads)
other | English
Published: 27 March, 2014
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What happens in your head during a headache? What are toes for? Why are some farts eggier than others? Glenn Murphy, author of Why is Snot Green?, answers these and a lot of other brilliant questions in this funny and informative book.

Packed with doodles and information about all sorts of incredible things, from scabs, cells and broken bones to brainpower, bacteria and deadly diseases, this book contains absolutely no boring bits!

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Type Book
ISBN13 9781447254591
ISBN10 1447254597
Number Of Pages 160
Item Weight 120 g
Product Dimensions 128 x 6 x 196 mm
Publisher / Reseller Macmillan Children's Books
Format other
Edition Main Market
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Lots to keep the attention, with experiments, doodles and puzzles, this book is great fun. * Parents In Touch *

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Author's Bio

Glenn Murphy wrote his first book, Why Is Snot Green?, while working at the Science Museum, London. Since then he has written around twenty popular science titles aimed at kids and teens, including the bestselling Space: The Whole Whizz-Bang Story. His books are read by brainy children, parents and teachers worldwide, and have been translated into Dutch, German, Spanish, Turkish, Finnish, Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Indonesian. Which is kind of awesome. In 2007 he moved to the United States and began writing full-time, which explains why he now says things like `kind of awesome'. These days he lives in sunny, leafy North Carolina - with his wife Heather, his son Sean, and two unfeasibly large felines.

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