The Magic School Bus Explores the Senses Paperback – Picture Book, September 1, 2001

Excellent condition

I bought this book as a gift for my four-year-old grandson's birthday. I don't think it has spent a single day since that time four months ago that it hasn't been carried around and studied. And since his five-year-old older brother can already read, it's been a bunch of times that I've come across both of them, studying the pages closely, the older brother reading text or dialog bubbles aloud and both of them giggling with delight at the antics going on.They love to inform me of facts about the five senses, all of which they've learned from reading this book. But who cares about learning when you're four or five years old? All they know is that it's hilarious and...well...magical! Just like the other magical schoolbus books they love.

Great book, arrived on time.

I bought this and two other Magic School Bus books to complete the set that my own kids enjoyed. I am now FaceTime interacting with my kindergarten age grandson weekly while his mom and dad work from home. He loves the colorful pictures and fun information in these books. He also enjoys reading the speech bubbles and shorter info bits that are found here. It’s fun science!

This is a great, almost un American book in that kids are told that it's OK, even wonderful and wondrous to be science geeks, be curious. Love the Frizz when she says "take chances, get messy, make mistakes," and encourages her students to explore. In a society that elevates sports and violence for boys, and beauty and cattiness for girls, this series stands out for encouraging gender neutral intellectualism and academic achievement. My geeky 5 year old can't get enough, having finally found fictional characters that reflect her and encourage her. Factual substance-wise, I as a 40 year old have learned tons.

My kids and I enjoy the magic school bus storyline books. Each book has so much information on each page! These are great educational books.

This is phenomenal. Very cool in-depth look at the eye in a way that is digestible for kids. As a physician, I can say the science is all very accurate and one of the most accurate ways I’ve seen to organize what is essentially an intro anatomy presentation but with the audience being young kids.

Our granddaughter, 5 1/2 years, loves the Magic School Bus series. She finds the in-depth exploration of the subjects (the senses in this book) fascinating. The books are packed full of facts about the subject and are written at a level 5 to 6 year-olds can easily understand and relate to. She will look at the pictures by herself after we finish reading the book to her. She especially liked the book about the senses as sight, sound, smell, touch and hearing are issues she easily experiences in her daily existence.