Operation Ouch!: The HuManual Kindle Edition

If you really want to know the ins and outs of how the human body works, this is the book for you. Predominantly aimed at children but also filled with enough fascinating facts to enthrall grown ups too. This is a light-hearted book to go with the award winning CBBC TV show starring identical twin doctors Chris & Xand van Tulleken.It is a brilliant way for children to learn anatomy and it easily explains the answers to all those awkward and difficult questions children ask!The diagrams, cartoons, comic strips and puzzles will keep children entertained whilst they are learning.The first aid section is very good and in multiple choice format so children can work out the correct answers and there is a useful glossary at the back.

This book is superbly produced to appeal to, and engage fully, inquisitive kids from about 7 to 10 yeras. The facts are scientific, technically accurate and are still highly accessible. The book is set out brilliantly including wordsearches, puzzle, jokes, did you knows and cartoon stories as well as the bright coloured diagrams and of course the gross stuff! Parents and adults will love sharing this book too if they're anything like me, I can't stop reading it when she's gone to bed and I've learned many new facts, despite having a degree in science! It's super fun, humorous and educational too!

Fantastic book that my 8 and 6 year olds adore. Beautiful written and illustrated.Wonderful introduction to your body and health and a great way of helping children understand that we are all different

I bought this for my 8 year old granddaughter who loves the operation ouch programmes. She is thrilled with the book and couldn't put it down! Definite hit with her.

My 6 year old son loves this as he loves the television program. Lots of fun and interesting facts to learn about the body and health.

Amazing book, beautifully illustrated, and written (and consulted) by beautiful people. All any 8 or 80 year old could ever want to know about the human body, presented in a marvellously accessible way. Just don't look at it before breakfast, or when hungover.

Brilliant. Well written. Factual. Funny bits. Layout great. Bright colours. On the Favourites shelf.

Bought for granddaughters. A great success as they also watch tv programme. Fun to use