How the Incredible Human Body Works . . . By the Brainwaves

by Richard Walker

The Brainwaves, stars of How Nearly Everything Was Invented...by the Brainwaves, take readers on a rollicking, rip-roaring romp around the human body, revealing both its physiological processes and its anatomical makeup.

Genres: Science, Nonfiction, Biology

64 pages, Hardcover

First published September 1, 2007

About the author

Richard Walker (1943-1999) was an English writer, freelance broadcaster, and professional storyteller who worked in several professions before focusing on storytelling. Born in Shropshire, he traveled widely throughout Britain and America, performing at folk festivals, schools, theaters, and private homes while sharing traditional tales.

Reviews

[RandomReader]

So informative, with lovely illustrations. It was just hard sometimes to get hold of the one giant 4-pages fold-out illustration to read in order, and at some parts, the brainwaves humor was a bit much for me.