The secret life of viruses incredible science facts about germs, vaccines, and what you can do to stay healthy

"Where do viruses come from? Why do they make us sick? And how can we prevent them from spreading? The Secret Life of Viruses is full of all the amazing and fascinating facts you should know about the millions of viruses all around us! Young readers will learn about how viruses spread, how our bodie...

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Main Author: Tolosa Sistere, Mariona (Author, Illustrator)
Corporate Author: Ellas Educan (Collective) (Author)
Format: Books Print Book
Language:English
Spanish
Published: Naperville, Illinois : Sourcebooks eXplore, 2021.
Series:The secret life of
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Summary:"Where do viruses come from? Why do they make us sick? And how can we prevent them from spreading? The Secret Life of Viruses is full of all the amazing and fascinating facts you should know about the millions of viruses all around us! Young readers will learn about how viruses spread, how our bodies fight them, the history of viruses in the world, and much more. By teaching readers about the science behind this timely topic and offering context for practices like social distancing and mask-wearing, this book will help ease kids' fears and empower them to take steps to keep themselves and others healthy"--
Item Description:"Originally published as La vida secreta dels virus in 2020 in Spain by Zahori de Ideas".
Physical Description:1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations ; 27 cm.
ISBN:9781728239767
1728239761
Author Notes:Mariona Tolosa Sistere is an author-illustrator in Barcelona. She creates images that depict how people feel, what we learn, our fears, what makes us happy and what excites us.
Ellas Educan Collective is a group of female scientists of the Spanish association "Ellas Lideran" (Women Lead), which promotes the key role of women in leadership positions for a sustainable world and shares the challange of empowering women and engaging people in science.