Neuroanatomy + Anatomy and Physiology Coloring Book: 2-in-1 Collection Set | Incredibly Detailed Self-Test Color workbook for Studying and Relaxation

Finally, unlike the Nester's Neuranatomy book which are more like technical drawings this book has large drawings that are true drawings that you can color with pencils, markers, gel pens etc. Only problem was the free digital copy of the book did not work. The link stated it was expired. I had to call Amazon to obtain one.

Good enough, but the title leads you to believe it includes the chemistry and physics of the human body. These are absent. Useful as a memory tool to learn names and location of parts. I'm sticking with YouTube. I have used anatomy and physiology coloring books before. Thissun is quite basic.

Neutral, this was a gift. Don't know if used yet.

My sister recently go into biology, and LOVES this.

The paper is too thing. It is like if I print at home. The paper is not nice to color. The content is ok. It is busier than what I needed since it have landmarks too. It is a good feature if you need that. I wanted a good coloring book for a curious 7 years old to reinforce knowledge, but not too busy. I have not found that yet and this book does not impress me. It is very poor quality paper.

Great way to learn anatomy.

I am a fan of this series and have two of the yoga books and the horse book. This book is a welcome addition and a perfect gift for any of your friends who have brains or any of the people you work with who may need one. This involves all your senses and is perfect for learning anatomy and makes a perfect gift for a student who is struggling with anatomy. This book and this whole series is top notch. You won't be disappointed. A++I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

This book is an amazing collection of images that represent the various parts of the human body including skeleton, muscular system, and organs, as well as parts of the circulatory and nervous systems. There are multiple views of some of the parts. Each page has a numbered blank lines that point to each of the components of the body part. The corresponding answers are on the following page, making it easy to use the blank lines for studying or to fill in and create a labeled image. The black and white images are set up for color customization. My only criticism is some misspellings (scull instead of skull) Overall, a great tool for anyone studying anatomy or that just wants to learn more about it.