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Reviewed by Anne-Marie Reynolds for Readers' Favorite
Biology Made Simple: An Introduction For Kids by Rion Iwano is a simple yet effective introduction to biology for younger readers. Kids will learn all the basics of science and biology in one easy-to-read book, with clear explanations and illustrations, and lots of fun facts. They’ll learn about the plant and animal kingdoms and how they function and survive, and they’ll also learn about the human body in a way that’s easy to remember. Most kids are curious, and this is the kind of book that will get them asking questions and showing interest in science.
Biology Made Simple by Rion Iwano is an excellent book that all kids should read. It explains what is quite a complex subject in very simple terms. Readers will learn about life science in a way that they’ll never forget, from tiny bacteria to plants, animals, and humans. They’ll learn about the secrets of DNA, cells in the body, the food web, and so much more. The book is packed with colorful illustrations and plenty of infographics that break information down into small chunks, making learning much easier. It certainly makes the subject much more palatable than some school lessons do, but I think anyone could learn from this, no matter their age – I certainly did. All scientific terms are clearly explained, and there are plenty of useful facts along the way. Seriously, if my biology lessons had been anything like this when I was at school, I might have stood a chance of learning something! I'd love to see more books like this, helping teach the basic subjects that we should all know. This book should be on every child's reading list, at home or school.
