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Peek inside your body, from head to toe! Where does food go after you swallow it Where is your heart, and what does it do Where are your lungs What do your knees really look like “X-ray” the inside of your body from head to toe with this irresistible, interactive, large-format board book! Two die-cut handles allow readers to hold the book up to their bodies and visualize various body parts and organs—including bones, the brain, lungs, heart, and many more. This unique book is perfect for sharing with friends and sharing in the classroom! The bright, bold illustrations are clearly labeled and offer an introduction to the way the body works. The unique format encourages interaction, both in the classroom and at home. A great choice for learning together. X-Ray Me! features ten images of what’s inside your body and includes basic information about organs, systems, and your skeleton. Operating Instructions: Open the book and hold it up to your body. Now move the book up and down, from head to toe, and discover the cool stuff underneath your skin. What do you see How does your body work

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9780062889966

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Life-sized images formatted to be held against the body offer refreshingly low-tech revelations. There are no flaps or pop-ups, but this oversized book printed on board pages invites full-body participation. . . . This definitely personalizes human anatomy in a way that more-conventional 'inside stories' don't. Clever and effective. -- Kirkus Reviews <strong>(starred review)</strong>

Life-sized images formatted to be held against the body offer refreshingly low-tech revelations. There are no flaps or pop-ups, but this oversized book printed on board pages invites full-body participation. . . . This definitely personalizes human anatomy in a way that more-conventional 'inside stories' don't. Clever and effective. -- <em>Kirkus Reviews </em><strong>(starred review)</strong>

Life-sized images formatted to be held against the body offer refreshingly low-tech revelations. There are no flaps or pop-ups, but this oversized book printed on board pages invites full-body participation. . . . This definitely personalizes human anatomy in a way that more-conventional `inside stories' don't. Clever and effective. -- Kirkus Reviews <strong>(starred review)</strong>

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Johannes Vogt lives in Germany. Felicitas Horstschafer is a graphic artist based in Germany whose work has been published in dozens of magazines, including Neon magazine. She is a prolific cover designer.

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