Interactive Human Body : Explore the Human Body With Flaps, Wheels, Levers, Touch and Feel, and More!

Van Cleave, Ryan G.; Eigner, Juliana

ISBN 10: 1638190887 / ISBN 13: 9781638190882

Published by Bushel & Peck Books, 2025

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Interactive Human Body : Explore the Human Body With Flaps, Wheels, Levers, Touch and Feel, and More!
• Publisher: Bushel & Peck Books
• Publication Date: 2025
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1638190887
• ISBN 13: 9781638190882
• Binding: Hardcover
• Illustrator: Eigner, Juliana
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

Turn curiosity into understanding with hands-on journeys through history, science, and beyond.

Explore the human body like never before! Flaps, wheels, touch-and-feel spots, and other exciting interactive elements! This dynamic book allows kids to learn about organs, systems, cells, DNA, and more in a creative, hands-on format that is irresistible! Watch food move through the digestive system, feel the texture of your intestines, split cells, spin DNA, and more in The Interactive Human Body, the innovative book that begs to be explored. The third book in the award-winning Interactive Explorer series! 

About the Author

Ryan G. Van Cleave is the author of dozens of books for both children and adults. He earned a PhD in American literature with an emphasis in poetry and has taught writing at numerous colleges and universities. As the Picture Book Doctor, Ryan helps celebrities create stories for kids and bring them to life on the page, stage, and screen.

Juliana Eigner was born in São Paulo and currently lives in Ubatuba, a small coastal town in Brazil. Since graduating with a degree in design Juliana has experimented with many different types of art, including jewelry, ceramics, porcelain, collage, and painting. In 2006, she became enchanted by surface patterns and its countless applications. Over the years, she has expanded her research to illustration. Juliana is in love with and inspired by nature. When she had her daughter, her work naturally started to reflect childhood, through elements of color and emotion. Nowadays, Juliana usually develops authorial work in both digital and manual art, ranging from clothes or chocolates to books or walls.