All About Scabs (My Body Science Series)

by Amanda Mayer Stinchecum and Genichiro Yagyu

Book Overview

For all those curious children (and their parents) in the Crash! Scrape! Bam! stage of exploration - All About Scabs is exactly what the title says, and this non-fiction classic may even help with the... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0916291820
• Release Date: October 1998
• Publisher: Kane Miller Book Pub
• Length: 28 Pages
• Weight: 0.42 lbs.
• Dimensions: 11.0" x 0.5" x 8.8"

Customer Reviews

My Kids Love It!

I have a 6yr girl and 3yr boy and they both get a kick out of it, especially my 6yr who loves to read it over and over. Of course my boy loves to see the pictures of blood and it was quite informative as well. We have tons of books, but the `funny' ones like this and `The Holes in Your Nose', `The Gas we Pass' and the `Poop' books are the ones they always pick to read most often. I hope your kids enjoy it as well! God bless you!

I love these books. They are great for kids and a laugh for adults!

These are fun books that are great for a coffee table or bathroom. The illustrations are the best and I can always find something to laugh at.

Love it!

My kid is only 3, and she loves this book. When she gets a "boo-boo," she explains to me what's happening during the scabbing process. Wonderful!

Very Informative

I bought this book for my nephew and he absolutely loves it! He learned why he shouldn't pick his scabs and wht can happen if he does.

Even better than "Holes in Your Nose"

I'm a great fan of this entire series, but "All About Scabs" is a great addition -- destined to become a classic. Every child has scabs, and has questions and fears about them. The text is highly amusing, which makes the book fun for adults to read out loud. This one may be even better than "Holes in Your Nose" and "Everyone Poops." All three belong on every child's bookshelf, and on the shelf of anyone who ever has an occasion to entertain a young child. My eight year old, who grew up with nightly readings of "Everyone Poops" and "The Holes in Your Nose" likes this new one just as much. Bravo!!