Human Body Theater is a well-researched, well-explained biology textbook for kids. Could be interesting for kids who like to know how things work, but...
It is a TRAVESTY that there isn’t an index in the back. If I were a parent, I’d be using this book to answer random body questions from my kids, and I’d want to be able to flip to sections quickly and easily. ( )

Highly entertaining and educational. I had the word "duodenum" stuck in my head for days! ( )

A LOT of information packed into one little book, but it was well executed. I adored learning about anatomy in middle school, and this book would have been my jam. Added bonus: a tongue with feet! ( )

This chapter book explores the different human body systems in reference to theatre and popular works of plays/writings. This book does a great job of providing valuable information while applying this creative and engaging twist on the material. Students in a science classroom can benefit from this book to better learn science in a fun way that can encourage creativity within the classroom. Overall I highly recommend this book to students to better understand the body systems! ( )

This graphic novel by Maris Wicks is an exciting read filled with comedy and factual information about the human body. The narrator is the author, portrayed as a human skeleton, who takes the reader on a journey about the names and functions of the various features/organs contained in the human body. I highly recommend this book, especially for science/ELAR teachers that want to increase their students literacy and scientific knowledge. ( )