The Human Body Identification Manual – Your Body and How It Works

Human Body Identification Manual by Ken W. S. Ashwell is a comprehensive and visually engaging reference that takes readers on an illuminating journey through the anatomy and function of the human body. Published in 2010 by Booksales, this hardcover edition spans approximately 304 pages and is designed to serve as both a learning aid and a detailed visual compendium for anyone curious about how the human body operates.

In Human Body Identification Manual: Your Body and How It Works, Ashwell offers a richly illustrated guide that breaks down the complex structure of the body into accessible sections. With over 500 images, including photographs, diagrams, and anatomical illustrations, the book brings to life organs, systems, tissues, and structures that define human physiology. Each section describes key components of the body—from the skeletal and muscular systems to the nervous, circulatory, and respiratory systems—providing readers with clear and engaging explanations of how different parts interact to sustain life, movement, and health.

The manual’s strength lies in its clarity and visual emphasis: it is organized to support visual learners and anyone seeking a deeper appreciation of the human body beyond basic textbooks. Whether you are a student beginning to explore biology, a health‑care professional looking for a quick reference tool, or a curious reader fascinated by human anatomy, this edition provides a wealth of informative content presented with precision and educational value. The hardcover format further enhances its durability as a reference on study shelves or in classrooms.

Human Body Identification Manual: Your Body and How It Works remains a valuable addition to collections focused on science, health, and biology, combining authoritative content with compelling visuals that make complex anatomical concepts understandable and engaging for a broad audience.

Condition: Near fine – No notable defects.