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Lots of Things to Know About Your Body

By Sarah Hull

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You’ll never guess what doctors call tummy rumbles or how many smells your nose can recognise, and did you know that you could catch a yawn? This delightful information book is full of fun and surprising things to know about the human body, all brought to life by Susanna Rumiz’s warm, humorous illustrations. You’ll be amazed by what’s inside!
ISBN: 9781836050872
Imprint: Usborne
On Sale: Jul 1, 2025
List price: $16.99
No of pages: 64
Trim Size: 7.700 in (w) x 9.750 in (h) x 0.450 in (d)
BISAC 1: JUVENILE NONFICTION / Concepts / Body
BISAC 2: JUVENILE NONFICTION / Science & Nature / Anatomy & Physiology
BISAC 3: JUVENILE NONFICTION / Science & Nature / Biology

Sarah Hull

Biography

Sarah grew up in London, then studied German and Fine Art in Oxford and Hamburg. She joined Usborne after working at Profile Books and Thames and Hudson, and now spends her time writing about art, investigating germs and devising ways for children to stave off boredom – all the important things, basically.

You’ll never guess what doctors call tummy rumbles or how many smells your nose can recognise, and did you know that you could catch a yawn? This delightful information book is full of fun and surprising things to know about the human body, all brought to life by Susanna Rumiz’s warm, humorous illustrations. You’ll be amazed by what’s inside!

ISBN: 9781836050872
Imprint: Usborne
On Sale: Jul 1, 2025
List price: $16.99
No of pages: 64
Trim Size: 7.700 in (w) x 9.750 in (h) x 0.450 in (d)
BISAC 1: JUVENILE NONFICTION / Concepts / Body
BISAC 2: JUVENILE NONFICTION / Science & Nature / Anatomy & Physiology
BISAC 3: JUVENILE NONFICTION / Science & Nature / Biology

Sarah Hull

Biography

Sarah grew up in London, then studied German and Fine Art in Oxford and Hamburg. She joined Usborne after working at Profile Books and Thames and Hudson, and now spends her time writing about art, investigating germs and devising ways for children to stave off boredom – all the important things, basically.