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Nurse Vaccine
Raymond Brain has the unfortunate task of announcing to his fellow residents of the Body Village that flu season is returning. To make things worse he has to tell everyone that this year they are going to get a flue shot.
This announcement is not received well by this friends. They don't like getting shots. After Raymond reminds them of how bad they felt when they got the flu last year, they begin to be more open to the idea of getting a flue shot.
Nurse Vaccine will show children that while getting a flue shot does hurt a little, the temporary pain is much better than getting sick.
This announcement is not received well by this friends. They don't like getting shots. After Raymond reminds them of how bad they felt when they got the flu last year, they begin to be more open to the idea of getting a flue shot.
Nurse Vaccine will show children that while getting a flue shot does hurt a little, the temporary pain is much better than getting sick.
32 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2010
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July 8, 2016
NURSE VACCINE by Justin Noble (Body Village Series for Children)
The Body Village children's series illustrates for young readers, in drawing and text, the inner workings of the human physiology. It also promotes cooperation, teamwork, friendship, as well as doing one's best to the best of our abilities, efficiency, and striving for the good of all.
Raymond Brain calls a village meeting of all members of the Body Village to discuss an important matter of health: vaccinations. Explaining to each member what could happen in terms of illness, pain, and discomfort if the vaccines are not taken, he also encourages all members to consider the health of other Villages because many illnesses can be passed to others as well as be dangerous to ourselves.
Suitable for young children of the read-to stage, and young elementary readers.
The Body Village children's series illustrates for young readers, in drawing and text, the inner workings of the human physiology. It also promotes cooperation, teamwork, friendship, as well as doing one's best to the best of our abilities, efficiency, and striving for the good of all.
Raymond Brain calls a village meeting of all members of the Body Village to discuss an important matter of health: vaccinations. Explaining to each member what could happen in terms of illness, pain, and discomfort if the vaccines are not taken, he also encourages all members to consider the health of other Villages because many illnesses can be passed to others as well as be dangerous to ourselves.
Suitable for young children of the read-to stage, and young elementary readers.
November 6, 2016
I chose to read this book after receiving a free copy. All of the opinions in this review are my own and completely unbiased.
Nurse Vaccine is a My Body Village book. These children’s books are about different parts of the body because it “takes a village to make a healthy child.”
Nurse Vaccine is coming to give everyone in the village a shot and they’re all a little apprehensive until Raymond Brain explains why it is important to get a vaccine. They’re still not thrilled about getting the shot but they agree that it would be better than getting sick.
In this fun and colorful book, Nurse Vaccine will help children understand that getting a shot only hurt for a few seconds and prevents them from getting sick for much longer.
Nurse Vaccine is a My Body Village book. These children’s books are about different parts of the body because it “takes a village to make a healthy child.”
Nurse Vaccine is coming to give everyone in the village a shot and they’re all a little apprehensive until Raymond Brain explains why it is important to get a vaccine. They’re still not thrilled about getting the shot but they agree that it would be better than getting sick.
In this fun and colorful book, Nurse Vaccine will help children understand that getting a shot only hurt for a few seconds and prevents them from getting sick for much longer.
April 19, 2011
First impression was that I thought this to be a little strange really.. it’s different. I see that boys might like it more but I can also see that any child might find it funny for different body parts talking to each other. Like Raymond Brain talking to Betty Bladder about the last time they were sick.
It is kind of silly and informative for younger children in a way that helps them learn about their bodily functions.
I thought to be different but not a bad way just imaginative and maybe a little strange.
It is kind of silly and informative for younger children in a way that helps them learn about their bodily functions.
I thought to be different but not a bad way just imaginative and maybe a little strange.
August 2, 2016
This is a wonderful children's book for parents to read their child who needs a vaccine. The illustrations are very well done. The illustrations of the body parts and what they say are fantastic. I received this book from Smith Publicity for a fair and honest opinion.
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