Eyes and Ears: An Engaging Science and Biology Book About for Kids (Ages 6-10) Paperback – March 1, 2005

My grandson loves this because of the images and the detail. I think often times authors do not understand the lever to which 5-6 year olds can understand the language about and the way the body actually works. This is a good homeschool short text.

For a child who is interested in the medical field this book will interest and keep their attention. Pictures are nice, especially the magnified examples.

This book for children is beyond brilliant. I think that this series is such a welcome collection for my daughter's bookshelf. The information is not just kids-stuff, but any adult lacking such general knowledge of the eyes and ears (not in a belittling sense) could also enjoy this book.We have several from the series - all are worth a go. Look at the great price and education offered, it would be hard to go wrong.

My 4yr old son loves all of these books by Simon. They have great pictures. The text is well written and explains things at a level he can understand.

Science author Seymour Simon gives us a great education on the human eye and ear in his book titled Eyes and Ears. We learn neat facts about these body parts. The book features text on one page with a full color photos related to the text on the other side of the spread. First he tells all about the human eyes. Included in this section are neat optical illusions to try on your own. The hear section is next and tell us all about how the ear works and the parts of the ear.The content of the book is written in a simplistic manner, but is loaded with facts and statistics about the ears and eyes.The book is filled with lots of great information. It explains things about the eyes and ears in a clean and simple way that is easy for kids to understand.

Good book!

There are two pictures in this book are taken from real human specimens. They are extremly gross and not suitable for kids. First picture was a ripped ear flipped open, you can see the fine ear hair sticking out from the openning. And a lot of blue veins hanging around. These two pictures have no notes or any explaination at all. Just like a piece of raw meat dumpped on the table. And you go figure them out your self. I won't let my kid see these pictures. These pictures are even too gross for anatomy books.