Nardo,
Don. Sleep
Problems. Gale/Lucent 2014 104p $32.10 ISBN 978-1-4205-1150-5 ms/jr series:
Nutrition & Health Nonfiction
VG
This brief book provides a lot of information
about sleep disorders. Each succinct chapter
provides a wealth of information but is presented in a manner understandable to young readers. Although the author does present technical terms, they are thoroughly
explained. The text is very
informative, and text boxes and graphics enhance and clarify it. The text flows well, and the brief text on pages
will not intimidate or overwhelm readers.
In addition to the informative text there is also plenty of visual appeal. Use of full-color photographs and charts will engage and excite the reader. Color text denotes new concepts within chapters and highlights the captions. Colored “Health Fact” boxes stand out and provide additional information.
This book will resonate well with young readers and researchers. The table of contents, notes, glossary, list of organizations to contact, and index make this a great resource for middle-school libraries.
In addition to the informative text there is also plenty of visual appeal. Use of full-color photographs and charts will engage and excite the reader. Color text denotes new concepts within chapters and highlights the captions. Colored “Health Fact” boxes stand out and provide additional information.
This book will resonate well with young readers and researchers. The table of contents, notes, glossary, list of organizations to contact, and index make this a great resource for middle-school libraries.
This is one book in the Nutrition
& Health series.
Summary: This
volume describes sleep myths, why sleep is vital, the
chief sleep disorder of insomnia, other sleep disorders, odd behaviors during sleep and finding
paths to better sleep.
Sleep disorders --Virginia
McGarvey
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