Our body is a small universe

The 8th story in Jinibini's picture book series, "The War of the Stars in the Body," begins with the phrase "BODY STAR WARS."
The term "Star Wars" is familiar, but the term "Body Star Wars" is a bit unfamiliar. Just as we are often unaware of the invisible war that is taking place within our bodies,
The Genie Bini picture book series stimulates curiosity with the worldview that "our body is a small universe" and the message that "there are stars like the universe inside our bodies."
The story draws you deeper into the story as the body is depicted as a vast universe and the cells within it as twinkling stars.


Boost your immune system in a fun and easy way!

When an army of bad alien bacteria invades our healthy body, we become sick. At this time, the good white blood cells in our body fight off the bad bacteria and restore our health.
In "The War of the Stars in Our Body," the immune system, which protects our body through various types of white blood cells, is described in detail.
The process of creating macrophages, neutrophils, dendritic cells, T cells, and B cells is explained in detail through an imaginary world.
By depicting macrophages and neutrophils as soldiers who fight directly against alien bacteria, dendritic cells as an intelligence unit that studies and gathers information by breaking down alien bacteria, and T cells and B cells as an army that has been created to suit alien bacteria based on the results of their research, the role and capabilities of white blood cells are explained in an interesting way.


Not only will children learn about white blood cells, but they will also develop their scientific imagination as they discover new facts.
How do alien microbes enter the body? Where do we create weapons to fight them? What efforts are needed to better combat them? By engaging in a variety of curiosity and using your imagination, you will naturally come to understand the meaning of the immune system.


Children develop their scientific imagination by observing things, asking questions, and discovering new facts.
In the process, you will develop the strength to deal with the situations and problems you face.
By understanding how our bodies fight and overcome external viruses, we can gain confidence in our own strengths and grow to become great people.
If you learn about the effectiveness and necessity of vaccines at the end of the book, you may be more willing to get vaccinated.
It also teaches us the important fact that if we live a regular life of eating well, pooping well, sleeping well, and washing well every day, the white blood cells in our body will grow strong and protect us.


Author Lee So-eul, who conveys science that can be discovered in our daily lives in a fun and detailed way through artistic fairy tales, has published the 8th volume of the Genie Bini picture book series, "The War of Stars in the Body," with her delightful imagination that stimulates curiosity about the body.
"The Star Wars Inside Your Body" helps children understand more deeply what's happening inside their bodies and helps them understand the importance of being positive and caring for themselves.