AD – This is sponsored post I have been compensated for my time – Kay’s Anatomy Book Review
Kay’s Anatomy Book Review – Adam Kay is an award-winning writer and former non-award-winning junior doctor. His first book “This is Going to Hurt: Secret Diaries of a Junior Doctor” was a Sunday Times number one bestseller for over a year and has sold over 2.5 million copies. It has been translated into 37 languages and is the winner of four National Book Awards, including Book of the Year, and will be a major new comedy-drama for BBC/AMC starring Ben Whishaw.
His second book “Twas the Nightshift Before Christmas” was an instant Sunday Times number one bestseller and sold over 500,000 copies in its first few weeks. With his compilation “Dear NHS” raised over £250k for charity. His first children’s book “Kay’s Anatomy” was published in October 2020.
Kay’s Anatomy Book Review – So what did we think?
Kay’s Anatomy introduces children and their grownups to the weird and wonderful world of human biology and shows us that learning about the human body can be as fun and entertaining as sharing a book at bedtime. It is aimed at curious kids aged 7 – 9, so at 8 Charlie is exactly the right age. He was especially taken with the part about Beetroot poo! I have not seen Charlie as interested in a book for the longest time! He loves it so much that he has taken it to school to read which is a first. And he came home from school asking to buy his friends copies for Christmas. So it sounds like it was a real hit with them too.
Kay’s Anatomy Video Trailer
If you’ve liked this post please follow me on my social media channels:
Mudpie Fridays: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | Pinterest |LinkedIn













44 Responses
I love the idea of this book. It’s great to read and learn at the same time and who knows I might just learn something myself.
Dreams will come true for our boys
No kids of the right age so I’m not entering, but what a great book this looks!
OMG I love the Adam Kay books and now he has written a children’s one, fantastic.
My granddaughter is very interested in how the body works so would love this book
This would be perfect for my good friend’s daughter. She’s already so interested in anatomy and biology.
This book looks like a lot of fun, I think that my children would really enjoy it
Great giveaway my grandson would find this fascinating
Kay’s Anatomy looks an en-gross-ing read. Clever book title too!
Sounds like a great book – struggle to find good non fiction books for my son
this looks like a fab book
Looks a fun book my son would love to read
This looks like something my granddaughter would enjoy reading
Looks to be a well written & designed book.
This looks like a great book for my grandson.
This would be great for my grandchildren
Aww = this sounds awesome!!! 🙂
I would love to read this with my son, I think he would find it very interesting
My son would love this! x
It’s sounds informative and gross so a winner for both parents and kids!
My kids would love this fingers crossed
I know my little one would love this!
My grandson would love this book 🙂
This book looks super interesting.
Fab prize. Would love to win one for my Grandson.
Sounds a great book
My kids would really like this!
My daughter would love this and would be something different to look at with her, she is 7 so in the age range too.
My son is a little book worm and would love this
I think my grandsons would enjoy this too!
My granddaughter would love this book I know!
This looks a wonderful book
Sounds like a good read and something my nephew would enjoy.
I love Adam Kay’s books and I am sure this one will be just as fab but without the adult content hopefully haha.
My daughter would love this
We loved Adam Kay’s first book. Delighted to see that he has written this one for children.
This would be amazing for my nephew
Great Giveaway, Hope you all have an amazing Christmas
My daughter would love this I think
Looks a fab book xx
I love this is going to hurt I’d love this for my niece
What a lovely book! I’d love to win this for my nephew.
great giveaway
This looks like a great book 🙂