Blame My Brain: the Amazing Teenage Brain Revealed (2023 updated edition)
1/7/2013
Paperback
A comprehensive and fully updated guide to the biological mysteries that lie behind teenage behaviour.
BISAC Code: Anatomy & Physiology
My Pop-Up Body Book
1/1/2020
Hardcover
An amazing pop-up book all about your body and how it works, with fun and friendly illustrations, and inventive ways to explain the facts.
Happy in Our Skin
1/4/2018
Paperback
Bouquets of babies sweet to hold: cocoa-brown, cinnamon, and honey gold. Ginger-coloured babies, peaches and cream, too – splendid skin for me, splendid skin for you!
Grow: Secrets of Our DNA
1/4/2020
Hardcover
From the award-winning team behind Tiny and Lots comes a new book exploring another fascinating area of biology: growth.
The Awesome Power of Sleep
3/3/2021
Paperback
The essential guide to sleep from award-winning teenage well-being expert Nicola Morgan, author of bestselling Blame My Brain, The Teenage Guide to Stress and The Teenage Guide to Friends.
Dr Roopa's Body Books: The Glorious Gut
1/8/2025
Hardcover
A new series on a hugely popular topic – the human body! Next up, award-winning writer Dr Roopa Farooki explores the wonders of the digestive system.
We Are All Animals
Christopher Lloyd, Ben Hoare, Mark Ruffle
2/4/2025
Hardcover
Find out how similar you are to your favourite animal and how.
Santiago Saw Things Differently
Christine Iverson, Luciano Lozano
3/1/2024
Hardcover
A beautifully illustrated and inspiring MIT Kids picture book biography of Santiago Ramón y Cajal, an incredible artist and the Father of Neuroscience.
Ten Ways to Build a Brilliant Brain
1/12/2022
Paperback
A fun and practical guide to making your brain brilliant, from well-being expert Nicola Morgan.
Happy in Our Skin
1/8/2015
Hardcover
Is there anything more splendid than a baby’s skin? For families of all stripes comes a sweet celebration of what makes us unique—and what holds us together.
The Blood-Hungry Spleen and Other Poems About Our Parts
1/5/2008
Paperback
“Makes a terrific and enriching addition to any life-science course and a charming gateway into deeper discussions of the body.” — School Library Journal