Adam Kays 3 Books Collection Set (Kays Incredible Inventions (Hardback), Kays Anatomy and Kays Marvellous Medicine)

Introduction:
Dive into the bizarre and hilarious world of the human body with "Kay's Anatomy" and "Kay's Marvellous Medicine," where you'll discover weird facts like bogeys being safe to eat and ancient remedies involving vomit. Then, explore wild inventions in "Kay’s Incredible Inventions" with fun and quirky facts about everyday items.

Title in This Set:
Kay's Anatomy
Kay's Marvellous Medicine
Kay’s Incredible Inventions (Hardback)

Description:

Kay's Anatomy
Are bogeys safe to eat?
And how much of your life will you spend on the toilet?
Why do we have hideous creatures living in our eyelashes?

The human body is extraordinary and fascinating and...
well, pretty weird

Yours is weird. Mine is weird. Your maths teacher's is even weirder.

So sit back, relax, put on some rubber gloves, and let me take you on a poo and puke-filled tour of your insides.

Kay's Marvellous Medicine
The ancient romans used wee as mouthwash
The ancient Greeks tasted your vomit to work out what was wrong with you
The ancient Egyptians thought the brain was just a load of useless old stuffing

The olden days were pretty fun, if you liked wearing chainmail or chopping people's heads off. But there was one tiny little problem: doctors didn't have the slightest clue about how our bodies worked.

So pop a peg on your nose - there was a lot of stinky pus in those days - because it's time to explore horrifying and hilarious history of the human body in...

Kay’s Incredible Inventions (Hardback)
Do you ever wonder where the stuff around you all came from? No, not from the shops. I mean, who had the amazing idea of making video games or the annoying idea of building a school?

In the latest laugh-out-loud book, you’ll learn about everything ever invented, from the daft to the disgusting to the downright dangerous.

You’ll discover all about:

- The queen who pooed on the first ever toilet
- How velcro was invented by a dog
As well as 48,762,851,208 other facts. (Approximately.)