Smelling
Smelling by Rebecca Rissman, published by Raintree in 2011, is a 24-page exploration of the sense of smell designed for young readers. This book introduces the concept of olfaction through straightforward text and engaging photographs, making it accessible for children interested in understanding how their noses detect various scents.
In Smelling, readers will discover the functionality of their noses and the range of scents they can perceive, including the potential dangers associated with certain smells. The book is part of a series that covers the five senses, providing a foundational understanding of biology and neuroscience in a format tailored for juvenile nonfiction. Through its vivid imagery and clear explanations, this edition aims to educate children about the importance of their sense of smell in everyday life.
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Books in this series introduce readers to the five senses through simple text and vivid photographs. Each book focuses on one sense and the associated sensory organs. In Smelling, readers learn how their nose can smell different scents, and that some smells can be dangerous.
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