Look Inside What Happens When You Eat

My daughter has decided to be a vegetarian, but she's a really fussy eater. A person from a FB group recommended this book and she absolutely loves it. She now eats a lot more variety of foods than she did as is well aware of how the different foods fuel her body. However, she still wants lollies all the time 🙄

The quality of the book is good

So many openings and pages in this cute little book. Kids love info, so they just absorbed this.

Perfect book to explain what happens to food in our bodies.Tones of easy information and colorful imagesDefinitely recommend

When this book arrived, I perused it by myself and I thought 'there is waaaay to much information here for a kid -they will not want to listen. But when I went to babysit a 10 yo, 8yo and a 5yo, they were all drawn to it... the youngest immediately asked if I would read it to him as the older two pretended not to listen but couldn't help themselves to add enthusiastic comments here and there as I read. They didn't all stick around, and we did not read it all in one setting -like a said, a lot of information - but the 5 yo kept coming back to the book asking me to read it more throughout the day. Although the 5 yo obviously did not retain all of the information, he started asking more questions about the body and asked it there was one like this about the body. Now I am going to purchase the "look inside your body" book by the same author so I can read it to him as well. I think the flaps help keep the interest the most - when you flip one over, what's underneath usually correlates the picture before the flip and changes it somehow. The illustrations are so elaborate, I think that is what really drew the 5 yo. I'm excited to see the 'inside your body' book. Oh- that being said I would not let a child just look at this book on their own; the flap are fairly sturdy but there are way too many and ripping/tearing potential is great.