How is my brain like a supercomputer?
Subtitle: and other questions about the human body
By: Melissa Stewart ; illustrated by Peter Bull
Contributors: Bull, Peter, 1960- illustrator
Series: Good question!; Good question!
Published: 2014
Language: eng
Number of pages: 32
ISBN-13: 9781454906803; 9781454906810
Subjects: Miscellanea; Juvenile literature; Human physiology
Description: Text in question-and-answer format helps readers understand how the human body works, including how DNA makes a person special, how cells work in the body, how a heart pumps blood, and more.

"Why do I have a belly button? What happens to the food I eat? Why am I different from everyone else on Earth? All children want to understand how their body works, and this lively illustrated book explains it all, from what DNA is to how their heart pumps blood"--
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 31) and index.

6 & up.

K to grade 3.

Accelerated Reader LG 5.1 0.5 0.5 168663
Table of contents: title: Why am I different from everyone else on Earth?; title: How does my DNA make me special?; title: Where do my genes come from?; title: How did I grow into a baby?; title: Why do I have a belly button?; title: Are all the cells in my body the same?; title: What happens when cells work together?; title: What is my biggest and heaviest organ?; title: How is my brain like a supercomputer?; title: How do my five senses help me understand the world?; title: How many bones do I have?; title: Why do bones break?; title: How do my muscles help me move?; title: Do I control all my muscles?; title: What happens to the food I eat?; title: How much air do I breathe in every day?; title: Why does my heart pump blood?; title: How does my body protect me?