Animals: 1 (Macmillan Illustrated Encyclopedia)

Philip-Whitfield

Children's Books

Macmillan Library Reference

Why Do the Seasons Change?

Joyce Pope

Animals

Hamish Hamilton Ltd.

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Rhythms of Life

John Brady

Kendrick Frazier

Martin Hetzel

Chris Morgan

D. M. Stoddart

Bryan Turner

Crown, Publishers

Why does my heart beat?: Questions about the human body answered by the Natural History Museum

Science & Math

Nature & Ecology

British Museum (Natural History)

Can the Whales Be Saved?

scholastic

Atlas Of Earth Mysteries

The Human Body Explained : A Guide to Understanding the Incredible Living Machine

Reader's Digest Association (Canada)

Edward S Ayensu

Crown

Explaining the body and mind using numerous full-colour graphics to clarify the subjects, the book: includes the latest ideas and discoveries about the human body and brain; employs numerous comparisons with everyday life and the animal world to help explain how the mind works; shows with case histories what happens when aspects of the body and mind malfunction; gives many everyday examples to match theory with reality; and uses a cross-referencing system to make connections between related areas. The book attempts to make sense of the intricate workings of the body and mind by focusing not on what the body and mind are, but what they actually do. Illustrations and text, which employ comparisons and analogies from everyday life, help explain the many functions of the human body and mind. The first section, "How Your Body Works", describes the body's systems down to the smallest detail, and investigates how they interconnect and function. Every aspect of the mind is explored in "How Your Mind Works", with an explanation of the theory and structure, as well as communication processes and human consciousness in jargon-free language. Susan Greenfield is the author of "Journeys to the Centre of the Mind" and "Concepts in Cellular Neuroscience".

How We Work

Susan A. Greenfield

Medical Books

Marshall Editions

Inside "The Robot Zoo" are 16 mechanical animals, each one constructed to resemble its real life counterpart, from a microscopic virus to a bigantic blue whale. Cutaways reveal a host of machines and gadgets that mimic nature's own machinery.

Robot Zoo (Mammoth Paperbacks)

John-Kelly

Obin

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