Who Owns These Bones?

By:

Henri Cap, Renaud Vigourt & Raphaël Martin

Material type: Text

TextISBN:

9781786273291

DDC classification:

571 CAP

Summary: Who owns that skeleton? Of a man, or a monkey? Or a chameleon? This fun children's book will teach you all about skeletons. With 25 flaps! Skeletons scary? No way! No, a skeleton doesn't have to be scary. No, a drawing of a skeleton is not necessarily boring. And no, not all skeletons are the same! This spectacular book lets you look at what's hidden under our skin – and that of other animals – in a whole new way. Skeletons under the flaps "Who owns that skeleton?" was written by a famous French biologist. It teaches you how to recognize the different bones, how they are put together, and how they have developed over time. The best thing about the book are of course the twenty-five flaps under which the skeletons or their owners are hidden.

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Item type	Current library	Home library	Collection	Call number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Book	Booku Library Services	Booku Library Services	Junior Picture Books	571 CAP (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Available		9781786273291

Who owns that skeleton? Of a man, or a monkey? Or a chameleon? This fun children's book will teach you all about skeletons. With 25 flaps!

Skeletons scary? No way!
No, a skeleton doesn't have to be scary. No, a drawing of a skeleton is not necessarily boring. And no, not all skeletons are the same! This spectacular book lets you look at what's hidden under our skin – and that of other animals – in a whole new way.

Skeletons under the flaps
"Who owns that skeleton?" was written by a famous French biologist. It teaches you how to recognize the different bones, how they are put together, and how they have developed over time. The best thing about the book are of course the twenty-five flaps under which the skeletons or their owners are hidden.

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