Blood, Bones and Body Bits and Chemical Chaos

ISBN-10: 0439959837
ISBN-13: 9780439959834
Category: Body, Human
Pages: 316
Language: English
Published: 2005
Publisher: Hippo Bks
Author: Nick Arnold

Description

Science with twice the squishy bits Want to know: of your own brain power and learn how to diagnose deadly diseases. experiments and try your hand at some chaotic chemistry. cartoons, this terrible twosome is bubbling over with info and Body Bits and Chemical Chaos. As a great-value paperback this is set to be an all-round crowd pleaser and sure-fire winner

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