Inside Your Outside!

It is not another human body book! It follows the Cat in the Hat style of narration, and offer good, simple and interesting information for the kinders. I really enjoy this book and I think I would explore the titles from this serie. Highly recommended.

I ordered 3 of these books based on reviews and received the first one and so far it's a success with my 3.5 yo. She was quite interested with most of it but kept turning back to the skeleton as it's "scary". I have an x-ray of her scull, face, and top of her spine which she's now fascinated with, calling it her "scary face", complete with a "roar". After being very afraid of having an x-ray she was asking to get another one, so I hope we can look forward to a lot more cooperation next time. This book could be very helpful for explaining beforehand to young children who are having operations or an x-ray.

Muy buena calidad, pasta dura y excelente impresión, rimas divertidas y con información interesante

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Amazing, Fun, and Educational! Inside Your Outside! from the Cat in the Hat's Learning Library is an absolute must-have for curious kids! This book makes learning about the human body exciting, silly, and incredibly easy to understand. True to classic Dr. Seuss style, the rhymes are playful and engaging, keeping children entertained while teaching real science facts. The book guides little ones through how the body works, in a way that feels like an adventure instead of a lesson. The illustrations are colorful, detailed, and full of personality, helping kids visualize what's happening "inside their outside". It is perfect for early elementary ages. If you are looking for a book that combines education with laughter and imagination, this one is a great choice. Informative, fun, and unforgettable.

My seven year old son loves this book and it's become a regular bedtime reader for our family. As the publisher promises, it contains all the vivid illustrations and engaging rhymes expected of a Dr Seuss book while covering a deeper subject than most children's books. It's raised my son's curiosity about the workings of the human body, for which I'm quite happy.