Yikes Your Body Up Close

by Mike Janulewicz

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Using the power of the microscope, this book reveals how our bodies appear to the many strange and very small creatures that live on, in and with us. If you can read the book to the end and lift the flaps without flinching you have a lot of guts!

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Those second and third grade students love this type of stuff. Here are extreme closeups of creepy things that live on your body. Eeeew! (

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Royal Society Young People’s Book Prize (Shortlist – 1998)

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CCBC Choices (1997)

NSTA/CBC Outstanding Science Trade Book for Students K–12 (Life Science – 1998)

Quick Picks for Reluctant Young Adult Readers (Selection – 1998)

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Using the power of the microscope, this book reveals how our bodies appear to the many strange and very small creatures that live on, in and with us. If you can read the book to the end and lift the flaps without flinching you have a lot of guts!

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