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Farts, Vomit, and Other Functions That Help Your Body

Kristi LewSeries: Nasty (but Useful!) Science
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Pages
32
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Capstone

About

Our bodies sweat, vomit, sneeze, and pee. But who would have thought that sweating cools our bodies or that boogers keep bugs from getting into your lungs? Pull out a tissue, and get ready to explore the amazing functions that keep your body going.

Related Subjects

  • General
  • Science & Nature
  • Juvenile Nonfiction
  • Body
  • Concepts
  • Anatomy & Physiology

Extended Details

  • SeriesNasty (but Useful!) Science

    Reviews

    "While gleefully catering to readers who relish references to "snot rockets" and the "living layer of slime" on everyone's teeth, these informative guides also explain relevant chemical processes, medical rationales, and ecological functions in reasonably specific detail."
    Series Made Simple; School Library Journal

    Artists

    Kristi LewAuthor