What kind of organ is this? A silly guide to the anatomy of your body
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A lot of stupid things have been written about the human body, and this book is no exception!
68 illustrated chapters without a single true fact will tell you everything you would like to know about your body, and will not tire you with dry language and scientific credibility!
Andy Griffiths has a body with 68 working parts. When he is not writing (with his hands), he likes to read (with his eyes), think (with his brain), run (with his feet), swim (with his hands and feet), breathe (with his nose, trachea and lungs), eat (with his mouth with teeth, tongue and saliva ), digest food (small intestine, large intestine, gall bladder, pancreas, liver and spleen) and sit (on your ass). That's all you need to know about Andy Griffiths.
Terry Denton also has a body. It is taller, older and more beautiful than Andy's body. That's all you need to know about Terry Denton.
Why should you buy:
· Andy Griffiths and Terry Denton, authors of your favorite high-rise treehouse series, have combined the whimsical and the absurd in their signature style to create a book about the human body that will make even the most serious reader giggle!
· You will no longer hesitate to answer when someone approaches, pokes a part of the body and asks: "What kind of organ is this?".
· The book contains both real and fictional facts, so thanks to this edition, readers will not only learn everything about the structure of the human body, but will also be able to laugh a lot!
Interesting fact:
· Writer Andy Griffiths and illustrator Terry Denton are the authors of the animated series "What's Up with Andy?" and 2014 Australian Book Industry Major Award Winners.
· Together they have written more than a dozen exciting children's books that are easy to imagine, invent and come up with.
· Their world-renowned series of books about the multistory treehouse has sold more than 4 million copies and is on The New York Times bestseller list.
