by Laurie Beckelman, Jorge Rizzo Tortuero · RBA Molino · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788479014872
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«El cuerpo humano» is a children's non-fiction book by Laurie Beckelman, published by RBA Molino in paperback (64 pages, in Spanish).
The book asks curious questions about the human body and answers them in simple language: why we don't confuse a skunk with a cat, how eye color is inherited, or which bones are the smallest and the largest. With anatomical illustrations and a friendly tone, it shows how bones, muscles and other parts work together.
The paperback edition belongs to the collection «Los Exploradores de National Geographic». Translated by Jorge Rizzo Tortuero; the original English title is «The Human Body».
Recommended for children and young people with a curiosity for science who want to discover in a visual and simple way how the human body works.
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