This series explains in detail the workings of the human body and its systems.

Looks at the issues affecting young people. This series explores how our choices affect us in the short term as well as the long term and encourages readers to think about their own experiences and discuss their feelings. It includes information on where to get further help and advice.

This series provides a simple introduction to the subject of looking after your body and health. The books cover concepts such as eating well in order to stay fit and healthy, how to avoid getting ill, exercise and the benefits of staying fit. This book shows how to care for your teeth.

Looks at everyday health conditions and explains how children can look after themselves and others.

Read and Learn is a collection that helps young readers discover and understand the world around them. Using questions to focus learning, each title prompts discussion, and encourages information gathering. It takes a look at why the human body needs water, exercise and the right types of food, to grow up fit and healthy.

This series explains in detail the workings of the human body and its systems.

Looks at food and healthy eating topics. This book explains nutrition and healthy food choices by relating them to topics such as looking and feeling good and sports. It offers practical advice, such as how to read food labels, and facilitates the teaching of life skills. It also includes a recipe and suggestions for healthy snacks.

A young social issues series exploring first experiences

This fun box introduces the human body to children in a fun and accessible way. Includes: plastic arteries and veins, expanding brain, squidgy eyeball and lots more.

A positive and sensitive series written in the first person, which shows real children with a particular illness or disability during a typical day as they go to school, play with friends and join in different activities.

Designed to introduce readers to the concept of health and safety, this volume focuses upon eating well and aims to teach children ways to eat well and so look after themselves as they grow up.

Health for Life has been fully updated to bring it into line with the changes in the PSHE Curriculum and the new emphasis on Citizenship.

A simple introduction to different types of food and why they are good for us. Each book looks at meat, fish, cheese, cereals and so on, and where they come from.

The human body is a marvel of biology. Its cells, tissues and organs constantly carry out vital processes that can be hard to explain. This book presents the facts and answers to questions children ask. It also features 'Try This' simple experiments and 'fact bites', which present unusual and amazing facts.

An introduction to personal health care, designed to promote a healthy lifestyle, personal responsibility, and an awareness of risk. Ages 8+.

Sassy, informative and funny, this is one in a set of three books for girls going through puberty. Dealing with issues like periods, breasts, body image, eating disorders, snogging, sex, contraception, STDs, make-up, clothes advice, friends and shyness, they're packed with facts and tips.

A positive and sensitive series written in the first person, which shows real children with a particular illness or disability during a typical day as they go to school, play with friends and join in different activities.

Explores how choices affect us in the short term, as well as the long term and encourages readers to think about their own experiences and to discuss their feelings. This series includes books, which express a range of opinions and ideas to encourage discussion.