Wearing an Artificial Limb
By Harriet Brundle
How can clever artificial limbs transform everyday challenges into new possibilities?
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What is Wearing an Artificial Limb about?
What happens when someone is born without a limb or loses one through illness or injury? This friendly, informative book explores artificial limbs and the ways they help people move, play and complete everyday tasks. Discover how prosthetic arms and legs are designed, fitted and used, and learn about the experiences of people who wear them. Clear explanations, colourful illustrations, fact boxes and a helpful glossary make this an engaging introduction to an important aspect of health, technology and inclusion.
About the author
Harriet Brundle is a popular children’s author who loves making non-fiction fun to read. She has written lots of exciting books about science, animals, and the world around us, including the well-known 'Your Body' series. Harriet’s books are perfect for curious readers who enjoy discovering amazing facts and learning new things.
Pages
24 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2020
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