Human Body Theater is a well-researched, well-explained biology textbook for kids. Could be interesting for kids who like to know how things work, but...
It is a TRAVESTY that there isn’t an index in the back. If I were a parent, I’d be using this book to answer random body questions from my kids, and I’d want to be able to flip to sections quickly and easily. ( )

Highly entertaining and educational. I had the word "duodenum" stuck in my head for days! ( )

This took me longer than expected. It wasn't a hard read, just you start to think about your own body and how it works. Love the cartoon humor. Oddly helps me learn things better. Wicks doesn't have everything, but enough. Also, she talks about pee, poop, puberty, vomit, and other stuff our body do the might come off as gross, but everyone does it, plus the poop is smiling, so cute HAHA.

I'll probably looking at this book from time to time for a quick reference. Trying really hard to learn about my body and stay out of the ER. ( )

A LOT of information packed into one little book, but it was well executed. I adored learning about anatomy in middle school, and this book would have been my jam. Added bonus: a tongue with feet! ( )

This chapter book explores the different human body systems in reference to theatre and popular works of plays/writings. This book does a great job of providing valuable information while applying this creative and engaging twist on the material. Students in a science classroom can benefit from this book to better learn science in a fun way that can encourage creativity within the classroom. Overall I highly recommend this book to students to better understand the body systems! ( )