Genichiro yagyu biography of barack

From Publishers Weekly

The latest Japanese import in Kane/ Miller's My Body Science/Curious Nell series starts out promisingly, with some of the same frank humor that characterized their initial offering (Taro Gomi's Everyone Poops ).

Yagyu is certainly informative--he bolsters his explanations of the nose and its functions with diagrams and crisp line drawings, and his largely orange, red and black palette lends a retro-'60s look. Unfortunately, the book goes more than slightly overboard in its exploration of nasal passages.

For example, a gorilla with a runny nose denies the offer of a tissue, saying that he plans to "let it dry then pick it off and eat it." Even the hardiest readers may find themselves opting out of this one. Pass the Kleenex, please.

Genichiro yagyu biography of barack obama

Ages 18 mos.-5 yrs.
Copyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc.

From School Library Journal

PreSchool-Grade 1-There are some imports that just shouldn't make the crossing, and this study of nostrils is one of them.

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