It's no easy feat to keep a body happy and healthy, so even the newest cells
have their tiny hands full! Join these cute baby cells as they work hard within
their infant body, in this adorable spinoff of Cells at Work! Perfect for fans to
read or share with kids who enjoyed the original series.
Babies are all potential, and that extends down into every cell! Head back to the first
days of Red Blood Cell's life, as she picks up oxygen from the helpful ladies at the
Placenta counter, and meets White Blood Cell for the first time. But when tremors
begin to shake their world, they'll need to consult the Gene Library to find out what's
going on! Could this be...a contraction? And might their body soon have to...fend for
itself?!
Publisher: Kodansha America, Inc
ISBN: 9781646512027
Number of pages: 160
Dimensions: 208 x 146 x 12 mm
Interest age: From 16 years
Weight: 176 g
Language: English
"Continues the main franchise’s theme of teaching real science and anatomy in a cute, fictionalized, anthropomorphized world of the human body." -Otaku USA Magazine
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Cells at Work has been growing in popularity and with good reason. It presents science about the body in a fun and entertaining story, with delightful characters who we follow through the many routes of the body. It’s... More
Cells at Work! Baby is a really cool way to learn about the human body and how it works.
The story starts just before birth and shows how the baby's body starts working on its own for the first time. And there...
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After watching Cells at Work anime, I was very excited for this but was also curious how the ‘story setting’ can reflect any changes in storyline. For example, while the original Cells at Work is in a ‘regular’ body,... More
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