'Ana-Tommy and Friends, Making Anatomy Fun!' takes a new and fresh approach to childhood anatomical education.

With a planned series in the works, the books aim to teach children about their inner health by utilizing multiple anatomical characters, poetry, prose and music. "By introducing organs as characters with human-like features, a child will begin to think of them as friends who deserve love and attention. Inspired by the power of music to improve language and literacy development, I decided on a rhyme theme that would make learning fun and would also enhance a child's ability to retain what he ...

With a planned series in the works, the books aim to teach children about their inner health by utilizing multiple anatomical characters, poetry, prose and music. "By introducing organs as characters with human-like features, a child will begin to think of them as friends who deserve love and attention. Inspired by the power of music to improve language and literacy development, I decided on a rhyme theme that would make learning fun and would also enhance a child's ability to retain what he or she reads." "What a wonderful way to introduce children to the body and health!" says Tracy Darling, a noted Medical Doctor of Nutritional Medicine. Thousands of children across the country are already making book-bound friendships with characters including Gail the Gallbladder and Ana herself.