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Human Body Theater - by Maris Wicks (Paperback)
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Highlights
- Welcome to the Human Body Theater, where your master of ceremonies is going to lead you through a theatrical revue of each and every biological system of the human body!
- 240 Pages
- Juvenile Nonfiction, Comics & Graphic Novels
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About the Book
From bones to skin and everything in between, Human Body Theater takes readers on a fascinating and highly educational tour of the body in comics format!Book Synopsis
Welcome to the Human Body Theater, where your master of ceremonies is going to lead you through a theatrical revue of each and every biological system of the human body! Starting out as a skeleton, the MC puts on a new layer of her costume (her body) with each "act." By turns goofy and intensely informative, the Human Body Theater is always accessible and always entertaining.
Maris Wicks is a biology nerd, and by the time you've read this book, you will be too! Harnessing her passion for science (and her background as a science educator for elementary and middle-school students), she has created a comics-format introduction to the human body that will make an expert of any reader -- young or old!
Review Quotes
"Brilliant adjunct reading for biology students and the terminally curious." --Publishers Weekly
"A delightful and enlightening addition to nonfiction graphic novel collections." --School Library Journal, starred review "This informative, frank exploration of the body perfectly balances science and silliness." --Booklist, starred review "This anatomical extravaganza really gets to the heart of the matter. Not to mention the guts, nerves, veins, bones..." --Kirkus ReviewsAbout the Author
Maris Wicks lives in Somerville, Massachusetts. She has harnessed the power of her various biological systems to draw comics for Adhouse Books, Tugboat Press, and Spongebob Comics, and has written stories for Image and DC Comics. Wicks is the author of Human Body Theater and the illustrator of New York Times bestselling Primates, with Jim Ottaviani. When Maris is not drawing comics, she can be found prepping slides for her collection of vintage microscopes. She's especially proud of her pulmonary system.Additional product information and recommendations
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