How many bones does a baby have? How many smells can the brain remember? Where can you find the largest muscle in our body? More 
than 100 flaps invite you to find out more about your body. Lots of exciting information and great illustrations reveal how the different bodily parts and organs work together and what functions they have.
Additionally, on some pages you will find tips on how to test your senses of vision, touch and smell as well as your brain. And if you are interested in learning what air velocity a sneezer has, how much your brain or the brain of a sperm whale weighs or how many balloons you could fill up with your daily breathing air, then this is the right book for you. Have fun!
This book is suitable for children between 3 and 6 years of age.
Louie Stowell has been a writer and editor at Usborne Publishing for several years. She has written dozens of books and runs story-writing and comics-making workshops at literary festivals and schools. She also writes interactive fiction for Fiction Express.
Kate Leake studied Illustration for Children’s Publishing at the North Wales School of Art and Design and graduated in 2004. Since then, she has been happily scribbling away in her studio Planet Pencil, illustrating numerous children’s books and designs for greetings cards.
