Book details
Meet the Microbes!: The Tiny Living Things That Mould Our Lives
Description
Help your little ones to put their worries aside following COVID-19 and Meet the Microbes! With fun, playful text by expert Dr Emily Grossman and bright, characterful illustrations help your kids to discover just how vital microbes are to life on earth.These tiny organisms - that can only be seen under a microscope - are absolutely EVERYWHERE. In fact, they're even living inside our bodies, travelling through outer space and swimming in the world's seas.And while some microbes can make us sick, many of them actually keep us well, and even help to keep our planet happy and healthy.Step into the incredible world of microbes in this fascinating picture book by Dr Emily Grossman about the miniature life that surrounds us.
Age
5-8
Text complexity
beginner
Why to read
- Educational Value: 'Meet the Microbes!' offers readers an in-depth look into the microscopic world, providing valuable knowledge about the organisms that play a crucial role in our ecosystem and our health. Understanding these tiny creatures can enhance our appreciation for the complexity of life and the importance of scientific research.
- Engaging Content: Dr. Emily Grossman is known for her ability to make complex scientific concepts accessible and entertaining. Her writing style is likely to engage readers of all ages, making learning about microbes an enjoyable experience.
- Health Awareness: By reading this book, individuals can gain insights into how microbes affect our health, both positively and negatively. This knowledge can lead to better personal hygiene practices, informed dietary choices, and a greater understanding of the role of probiotics and antibiotics.
- Environmental Impact: 'Meet the Microbes!' not only explores the impact of microbes on human life but also delves into their role in the environment. Readers will learn about the significance of microbes in processes like decomposition, nutrient cycling, and climate regulation, highlighting the importance of preserving microbial diversity for a sustainable future.