Ms is indifferent. Mx really liked this book (mommy did too). It is all about skulls and the important job it does. Simple and complex at the same time, so great for very young toddlers through Kindergarten.

A playful explanation of the many ways skulls are useful.

An interesting and silly mix of humor, basic human bone structure, and adorable illustrations! ( )

This is a hit in our house. Admittedly our kiddo brought a skull to show-and-tell literally the day before we read this (it was "S" week), so we're possibly the target audience, but our 3-year-old loved it. And thanked us aloud for helping her skull grow big and strong. Plus, we always love Scott Campbell's artwork. ( )

Full of energy and silly moments, skulls grab an unusual spot in the limelight...along with cheese grilled sandwiches...and informational fun.

Skulls are found inside everyone's head, and these pages let their importance shine. Although sometimes skulls are seen as scary, and they hold lots of holes...important ones..., skulls carry a crucial role in our bodies. With the help of a very spunky girl and a bit of humor, young readers learn more about their skulls.

When I got this book in my hands, it screamed 'unique'. And it is, while being informative too. The topic is clear: skulls. With a ton of fun, not much text, and never ending excitement, the basic aspects of a skull are laid out in a very clear and slightly humorous way. It carries a tad bit of...hmmm..I want to say creepiness or macabre, but that isn't really it. Perhaps, it's the strange place skulls have in our society which gives this book the dash of uncomfortable but alluring spice. The author pulls the entire thing together wonderfully by adding just the right amount of humor. Add the very realistic facts, and it's an interesting mix, which is sure not to be forgotten the moment the book is laid down.

The illustrations fit the mood perfectly. Many of the people illustrated are depicted without faces and skin, but rather display their skulls in full glory. I think it's exactly this which gives the book an interesting atmosphere. But it's always cheerful, keeping chills away. The emotions in the illustrations add to the humor, while making the basic importance of a skull cl

At the very end of the book is a list of lesser known facts about the skull, making this a well-rounded book in so many ways.

I received a complimentary copy and found this to be such an interesting and great way to let kids learn more about their skulls. So, I'm leaving my honest thoughts. ( )