“The kids listened to it over and over! And then started talking about the different parts of digestion – perfect way to teach the kids!”
Marta, mother

“I liked how the information was so real, but formed into a fun story too. Did you know chewed food is called bolus? Ew! And your tongue helps push food towards the back of your mouth. I also learned that the thing in the back of your mouth is called your uvula.”
Shelby, age 10

“Both my daughter and I loved it. And it was great because, as a Molecular Cell Biology major, with Anatomy being my all time fave, it was so fun for me to have a way to share some of that with my daughter. The audio was great as well.”
Shannon, mother

“The third grade teacher at my daughter’s school will be using this book when teaching about the immune system. My daughter is super excited to have her own book to use with her friends and I am happy she is learning something at the same time!”
Lisa, mother

“Recently my daughter had a cold. When she wanted a snack and asked for a cookie, I was able to refer back to Battle of the Bugs. I reminded her that sugar can actually make your cold worse. She said, “Oh yeah.” and chose something healthier.”
Katherine, mother

“The Lucky Escape is an awesome learning tool and really makes learning about the human body fun for kids and adults as well. Students can’t wait to find out what might happen next in these adventures and as a teacher and a mom, I love to see this enthusiasm!”
Kristi, teacher

“This is one of the most fun, practical series for children I have seen in a long time.”
Rachael, teacher