The weaver’s fitness, the monkey’s gregariousness, the boa’s digestion, the white bear’s fur, the penguin’s walk, the manta ray’s flight…
21 stories, moving and fierceful… to tell all of the diversity of behaviours in the animal’s realm.
Our body has a language of its own. Facial expression and body movement are signals related to our mood: red face for anger, open arms to hug someone..
12 daily situations to understand our body language.
Hello, Welcome, Please, Goodbye, Thank you, Have a good day, Safe journey, Excuse me, No problem, Good luck, Well done!... 12 little phrases that can change your life if put to good use!
Using polite language can facilitate dialogue with friends and help communication on every occasion.
Every day, in my heart and in my head, it is a big flow of emotions! Wonder, joy, anger, sadness, calm, embarrassment, jealousy, surprise, envy, pride, impatience, fear…12 main emotions are related to daily situations.
A good help to know about and deal with our emotions.
A second is the time it takes to steal a kiss. A minute is the time to peel an orange. An hour is the time to paint a masterpiece... A day is the time to turn a room into a spaceship by covering walls with big planets. A year is long enough to add one number to my age…
Simple and efficient, this book gives clues to feel comfortable with time measures.
Breathing is dead easy! We do it without even thinking… And yet renewing the air in our lungs requires an ingenious system: our brain, muscles, arteries, veins, etc. are all put to the test.
From the pulmonary alveoli to the smallest arteriole, all is revealed!
From the mouth, to the oesophagus, stomach, intestines, and colon… Whether in liquid or solid form, every type of food we eat follows the exact same digestive path. At each stage, the body transforms the food in order to extract either: fats, sugars, proteins, vitamins or minerals from it… All of wich are distributed to the muscles, blood and organs.
That’s digestion in a nutshell!
If there is an egg in the mother’s belly, it is because two reproductive cells, one spermatozoid and one ovule, have merged. This is fertilization! The egg will next grow to become an embryo, then a foetus. The organs, the members will appear and develop until the birth. In vitro fertilization, twin pregnancy, caesarean section… All is explained in a simple and accurate way.
Mmmm…. Pastas. Spaghettis, cannelloni, pasta shells, there are of many kinds. And to prepare them: some durum wheat flour, some water… And that’s it! To make fresh pastas, one must add some eggs. One thing is for sure: it is the flour’s quality that matters most!
Where does tap water come from? Whether it comes from the water tables, lakes or even a pure source, it needs to be checked and cleared of twigs, debris, bacteria and other inedible particules. Discover the crazy adventure of water!
Yellow like the sun, looking just like a smile, full of vitamins, I am the banana! But where does the banana come from? How does the plant grow? What makes banana the world’s most popular fruit?
We drink it, we bit it, Or we lick it on our fingers… Black, brown or white, its the celebrity of the pastry shop! And a feast for the little greedy ones! Where does the cacao come from ? How can one make cacao grow? And pick it up? Are all chocolate as good as each other?