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Medikidz Explain Food Allergy What's Up with Paulina?
The Medikidz range of graphic novels explains childhood illness in a way that is imaginative, engaging and easy to understand. This book looks at food allergies.
32 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2010
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January 20, 2011
The cover on this is very bright and eye catching.
Medikidz explain Food Allergy by traveling around Mediland, a planet shaped like a body. This particular comic has Paulina and her friend traveling with the Medikidz to find out how and why Paulina's body reacts as it when she accidentally eats something with peanuts in. The comic is packed with information, in a fun and interesting way readers are told how adrenaline is used and introduced to Anna Phylaxis, the towering purple coated character on the cover.
Shaun could still be heard giggling following Gastro's antics, and he came away feeling he knew more about Food Allergy. Our youngest has a reaction to dairy, so this made for an interesting and helpful read as a parent. The information is given in a fun and down to earth way at a level children can understand and identify with. Shaun's favorite piece in this was when the secret army (immune system) came into the comic to help rid the body of unwanted germs.
Medikidz explain Food Allergy by traveling around Mediland, a planet shaped like a body. This particular comic has Paulina and her friend traveling with the Medikidz to find out how and why Paulina's body reacts as it when she accidentally eats something with peanuts in. The comic is packed with information, in a fun and interesting way readers are told how adrenaline is used and introduced to Anna Phylaxis, the towering purple coated character on the cover.
Shaun could still be heard giggling following Gastro's antics, and he came away feeling he knew more about Food Allergy. Our youngest has a reaction to dairy, so this made for an interesting and helpful read as a parent. The information is given in a fun and down to earth way at a level children can understand and identify with. Shaun's favorite piece in this was when the secret army (immune system) came into the comic to help rid the body of unwanted germs.
March 13, 2019
A graphic novel for older kids with allergies!
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