ABOUT THE BOOK

100 Trillion Good Bacteria Living in the Human Body explores the human body through fascinating numbers, comparisons and colourful infographics. How many hairs are on your head? How many bacteria live in your mouth? And how many tiny organisms share the human body with us?

From extremely large numbers to tiny biological structures, the book gives children an unusual and interesting way to understand how amazing the human body really is. It combines science, numbers and visual information to make learning more engaging.

WHO IS IT FOR?

Recommended age: approximately 7–11 years

Ideal for:

• Young science enthusiasts
• Children interested in the human body
• Readers who love numbers and statistics
• Children fascinated by germs, bacteria and biology
• Visual learners who enjoy infographics
• Home-learning and school science collections

WHY WE LOVE IT

The infographic approach makes this book especially interesting for children. Instead of presenting anatomy through long pages of difficult facts, it uses numbers and comparisons to help children understand scale, quantity and biological facts.

It combines maths, biology and general knowledge in a simple and visual way, making science easier and more enjoyable to explore.

BOOK DETAILS

Title: 100 Trillion Good Bacteria Living in the Human Body
Series: The Big Countdow