The Blood-Hungry Spleen and Other Poems about Our Parts
The Blood-Hungry Spleen and Other Poems about Our Parts by Allan Wolf, published by Candlewick Press in 2008, is a reprint edition featuring 47 pages in English. This collection of thirty-four humorous poems provides an engaging exploration of human anatomy, designed to pique the curiosity of elementary-school children. Each poem offers insights into various body parts, presenting facts in a lively and entertaining manner, complemented by whimsical illustrations.
Readers will find a delightful mix of humor and education as the poems delve into the functions and peculiarities of the body. Topics such as the heart’s rhythm and the size of the small intestines are approached with enthusiasm, making complex concepts accessible to young audiences. This book serves as a unique resource for those interested in juvenile nonfiction and poetry, fostering a deeper understanding of the human body while encouraging further discussion on life sciences.
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“Makes a terrific and enriching addition to any life-science course and a charming gateway into deeper discussions of the body.” — SCHOOL LIBRARY JOURNAL
Have you ever wondered what some of your body parts do? How many times a year your heart beats? How big your small intestines are? Which of your muscles looks most like a slug? Certain to appeal to elementary-school children, these thirty-four humorous, anatomically accurate poems explore the workings of our bodies with great verve and enthusiasm — and plenty of outrageous illustrations.
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