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Name: Hormones
Author: Alan Edward Nourse

Hormones are chemical messengers produced by the body to regulate many vital processes, from growth and metabolism to mood and reproduction. This book introduces the concept of hormones in clear, age‑appropriate language, showing students how these substances are produced and how they influence the body’s everyday functions. It offers explanations of the main types of hormones, their roles, and the organs that produce them, helping young learners grasp the basics of human biology and the importance of chemical regulation.

First publish date: 1979

Genre: Children's Fiction/Early Readers

Authors: Alan Edward Nourse

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