Nurse Florence: Tell Me About the Systems of the Human Body by Michael Dow offers a delightful exploration of human biology for young readers. The story follows best friends Sonia, Condi, and Jean as they navigate a well-deserved lunch break after learning about the workings of government. Curious about whether the human body operates in a similar way, with different parts working together, they sit down with Nurse Florence, who takes them on an engaging tour of the body’s systems during their meal.

This book is a fantastic introduction to the major systems that keep our bodies functioning. Nurse Florence, ever patient and knowledgeable, explains everything from the skeletal system to respiration in a way that’s both accessible and engaging. The narrative moves quickly, keeping young readers interested while still managing to cover each system thoroughly. The illustrations by Roland Harrison of the body systems are clear and well done, making complex concepts easier for young minds to grasp. These visuals complement Nurse Florence’s explanations, helping to reinforce the information presented in the text. Nurse Florence: Tell Me About the Systems of the Human Body is a strong educational resource. It’s particularly well-suited for teachers and parents looking for a book that introduces biology in an engaging and understandable way. The book also covers puberty and the reproductive system. While Nurse Florence touches on these topics lightly, the glossary provides more scientific details.

Nurse Florence®, Tell Me About the Systems of the Human Body, is an excellent overview of the human body’s major systems. It’s great for its educational value and the way it brilliantly introduces young readers to human biology. Perfect for children aged 10 and up who are eager to learn about the amazing systems that make up the human body, this book is a great pick for curious minds ready to explore the wonders of biology.

Pages: 59 | ISBN : 1312775270