Harmful Substances

Harmful Substances by Carol Ballard, published by Blackbirch Press in 2004, is a 32-page exploration of everyday substances that can pose risks to health when misused. Written in English, this book provides an informative overview of various harmful materials, including cleaning agents, medications, and substances like alcohol and cigarettes, highlighting the potential dangers associated with their improper use.
Readers will find a detailed examination of the risks linked to both legal and illegal substances, as well as insights into the broader implications of substance abuse. The book addresses important topics within juvenile nonfiction, focusing on health, toxicology, and social issues related to substance use. Through its clear and accessible language, this edition aims to educate young readers about the importance of safety and awareness regarding harmful substances in their daily lives.
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There are many everyday substances that can harm people if not used properly. This book explores the dangers associated with cleaning materials and medicines as well as those posed by alcohol, cigarettes, and illegal drugs.
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