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|  | | A Brainy Refrain
Just think of everything the brain and nervous system do for us. This book will help you learn about the different parts of the brain and some of the nerves that control the various body functions while you are awake or asleep.
A children's picture book written in rhyme and illustrated by Eugene Ruble. It picks the brain apart using catchy rhymes and quirky illustrations. It is age appropriate for 7-12 year olds but is ideally suited for learning the anatomy and function of the human brain and nervouse system. Complete with factoids on each page, a glossary of terms and bonus rhyme.
| |  | | A Midsummer's Dance
Imagine, if you will, the aerial dance of fireflies taking flight on a midsummer's eve, accompanied by a summertime symphony of frogs and cicadas, harmonizing as darkness falls. And as quickly as it started, it just as quickly fades.
A mood poem, written in rhyme, and beautifully illustrated by Clara Batton Smith. It is ideally suited for bedtime reading to 3-5 year olds. The lilting rhyme and the beautiful illustrations evoke memories of an earlier time. A bedtime rhyme, pure and simple. | |  | | Circulation Celebration
The circulation system is not something you can easily get your hands on. So, learning about all the blood vessels and how the heart keeps the blood moving through your entire body, 24 hours a day, isn't the easiest thing in the world. This book is here to help.
This rhyming picture book is part of THE SUM OF OUR PARTS series, illustrated by Eugene Ruble. It takes the reader through the entire circulation system, including the blood and its components, by describing the system and its major functions. It comes complete with a glossary of terms, factoids and a word search activity.
| |  | | Great Gobs Of Gustation
Did you know that kids have more taste buds than their parents and that some people are super-tasters because their sense of taste is so keen? The answers to those questions and many others are in this book about the sense of taste.
This book on the sense of taste is written in rhyme and illustrated by Eugene Ruble and is part of THE SUM OF OUR PARTS anatomical series. In it you will find loads of information about how the body processes taste so you can remember how something tastes for years. It comes complete with lots of fun illustrations and factoids as well as a glossary of terms. | |  | | Muscles Make Us Move
Learning the major muscles of the human body can be a challenge. The muscle book is here to help.
Written in rhyme and illustrated by Eugene Ruble, the muscle book breaks down the body's muscles into manageable chunks. You'll be amazed at how fast you will learn them. This particular book and its companion skeleton book, both in THE SUM OF OUR PARTS series, are useful learning tools for seventh and eighth grade science classes. The muscle book comes complete with factoids on each rhyming page, a glossary of terms, anterior/posterior muscle diagrams and a description of muscle tissue types. | |  | | My Grandma's Kitchen Rules!
The endearing relationship between a little girl and her Grandmother, whose tolerance and patience are nearly boundless except when it comes to ants. The double entendre in the title captures the grandma’s sense of fun and the recognition that there are rules, especially in Grandma’s kitchen.
A little girl visiting her grandma loves to bring stuff in from outside. Her grandma has quite a collection of those things in her kitchen window. But there's one thing grandma won't allow inside. Keep reading to find out about grandma's kitchen rules. This book, whistfully illustrated by Marina Movshina, is a fun read for girls and boys ages 5-10.
| |  | | My Tooth Is Loose
From the first wiggle until the tooth comes out, this picture book will bring back memories of when you pulled your first tooth. Through a story written in rhyme, and illustrated by Eugene Ruble, you can share the experience with your own children as they begin to wonder if it is now their time.
A fun rhyming story about a boy who is trying to pull his first tooth. At first he seeks help from his family members who have lots of suggestions about how to get the tooth out. But in the end, it comes out by itself, when he least expects it. The book comes complete with a glossary of terms, factoids about the teeth (their functions and care), a word match activity and a bonus rhyme. | |  | | No Bones About It
Learning the bones of the human body can be challenging for anyone. Using this clever learning tool, written in rhyme, may be just what you've been looking for.
A children's picture book written in rhyme about the human skeleton, Illustrated by Eugene Ruble. You'll be amazed how fast you will be able to learn the bones from head to toe. Complete with factoids on each page and a glossary of terms.
| |  | | Once Upon An Eyeball & How The Nose Knows Roses
What happens when you get something in your eye? Or what if you smell something that's really, really good or really, really bad? How do the eyes and nose work anyway?
An anatomical rhyme about the eyes and nose, illustrated by Eugene Ruble. It comes complete with glossary, word match and bonus rhyme. The book is suitable for ages 7-12 and for anyone interested in the anatomy and function of the eyes and nose.
| |  | | The Ins & Outs Of Air
The respiratory system is busy 24 hours a day, while we are awake and asleep. Unless we are out of breath, we might not even know our lungs are on the job.
If you have ever wondered how the body knows when it is time to take a breath or exhale, wonder no more. This book, which is part of THE SUM OF OUR PARTS series, is written in rhyme and illustrated by Eugene Ruble. The book and the series are well suited to school children ages 7-12, especially those with a curiosity about the human body and its functions. The book comes complete with factoids on each page, a glossary of terms, word match, word search and a bonus rhyme: "I Am Hemoglobin". | |  | | The Skin We're In
Anatomical rhyme which describes all the names of the different tissues in the skin, including how much of it we have, how much of it we lose and how the skin works to keep us alive. The book includes factoids, a glossary of terms and activity pages, too.
This book, written in rhyme and illustrated by Eugene Ruble, is all about the skin that covers us. It is one book in THE SUM OF OUR PARTS series which introduces human anatomy to kids ages 7-12 through funky rhyme and quirky illustrations. A unique learning resource filled with anatomical details to pique the curiosity of grade school kids, especially those studying science for the first time.
| |  | | There's A Beetle In My Bed
Imagine how surprised a little boy would be if a beetle suddenly appeared in his bed at bedtime. Beetles are cute but couldn’t it find somewhere else to sleep?
This fun children's bedtime book may sound a bit ominous. But as it turns out, the little boy in the story is just looking for a way to delay his inevitably bedtime. Besides the tale of the growing beetle, this book is loaded with factoids and activity pages, not to mention the engaging illustrations by Suzy Brown.
| |  | | There's A Spider In My Sink!
What's a boy to do when he finds a spider in his sink? How can he wash his face or brush his teeth? Maybe Mom will know what to do?
Recently released by Guardian Angel Publishing, Inc., "There's A Spider In My Sink!" is a children's picture book written in rhyme children's author Bill Kirk and illustrated by Suzy Brown.
The story is about a boy who finds a spider which has set up housekeeping in the bathroom sink. The little spider seems friendly enough but how is a boy supposed to wash his face or brush his teeth? The dilemma is eventually resolved with Mom's help, just in the nick of time.
In addition to the quirky rhyme and delightful illustrations, the book is lo | |  | | Tissue Tantra
Consider all the different kinds of tissues we have in our bodies. It's quite amazing to think the muscles, bones, skin, organs and nervous system all have their own unique tissue types.
This book is all about the tissues of the body. It is part of THE SUM OF YOUR PARTS series of anatomical rhyming picture books, filled with quirky illustrations by Eugene Ruble. It is suitable for children ages 7-12 as they begin the studies about human anatomy. It contains factoids on each page and a glossary of terms to satisfy even the most inquiring minds.
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Run, Rasputin Run! (Book 1)
by Jennifer Miller
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 Young Sasha, a little bear orphaned as a cub, finds new friendships as he struggles to realize his potential. But as he does so, danger awaits in the jaws of an evil wolf * the much feared * Rasputin. In his time of need, can Sasha overcome his fears |
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