What Makes You Ill?
By Mike Unwin
When germs attack, your body springs into action—but what secret defences are hiding inside?
informative · accessible · colourful · fascinating
Genres
What is What Makes You Ill? about?
Why do we get ill, and how does our body fight back? This lively introduction explores germs, viruses, allergies, injuries and the body's immune system. Clear explanations and colourful illustrations show what happens inside us when we become sick, how illnesses can spread, and ways to help prevent them. Packed with fascinating facts, simple diagrams and activities, the book helps young readers understand health, sickness and the remarkable defences that keep our bodies working.
About the author
Mike Unwin is a nature writer who loves exploring the outdoors and sharing his discoveries with others. He has written many books about wild animals and birds, including 'RSPB My First Book of Garden Birds'. Mike enjoys helping children learn about the wonders of nature and how to spot different creatures in their own gardens and parks.
Pages
24 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2002
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