My Heart and Blood (Bookworms What's Inside Me?) by Dana Meachen Rau Book Review

 

My Heart and Blood (Bookworms What's Inside Me?) by Dana Meachen Rau is a book on human biology. 

I found this to be a very rudimentary examination of the circulatory system. It's mostly a 'this is what we call this' kind of a book. Given who it's written for that's not at all a bad thing. This book gives children a foundation to build their understanding of human biology on. I don't know how old I was when I found out that my heart pumped blood to the rest of my body, but I'm glad we are teaching this to children. 

Who should read this book? Everyone

Books read: 606 of 5,000

Bookworms Colors Blue by Sharon Gordon

The Bookworms Colors books by Sharon Gordon are a very

rudimentary look at the color designed to help children identify the varying wavelengths of light. 

These books can't have much to them because the children they are written for are very young and having difficulties with the idea of color. 

'Blue' is no exception to the rule, and it is a very short book to read.

Who should read this book: Very young children.

Books read: 183 of 5000