Everything You Need to Ace Biology in One Big Fat Notebook

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TheBig Fat Notebooks big step up to high school continues! Announcing Biology,the third in the high schoolseries.

With over 5 million copies in print worldwide since 2016, and sales escalating every year, theBig Fat Notebooks series is revolutionising the middle and high school study guide. And Biology continues with the high school STEM concentration, following Chemistry and Geometry,which in turn followed in the footsteps of the middle school series bestselling titles, Math (1.56 million copies in print) and Science (with 1.18 million copies in print).

Wrapping its arms around a subject that covers everything from life at the molecular level to the entirety of an ecosystem, Biology tackles all the big ideas: biological classification and hierarchy, cell theory, genetics, the human body, evolution, and more. And it does so in that lively, useful, and intuitive way that makes theBig Fat Notebooks so singular and successful: Critical ideas are broken down and clearly explained; doodles illuminate tricky concepts; mnemonics provide memorable shortcuts; and quizzes recap it all. Plus, the author, Matthew Brown, a biomedical engineer and science communicator, has an easy, engaging way of bringing even the most complex scientific concepts to life.

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Workman Publishing Company has been producing award-winning calendars, cookbooks, parenting guides, and childrens titles, as well as gardening, humor, self-help, and business books, since 1968. From our What to Expect pregnancy and parenting series and Page-A-Day Calendars to the iconic 1,000 Places to See Before You Die and Brain Quest children's products, our wide range of high-quality non-fiction titles and products inspire, educate, and entertain readers around the globe.

• Matthew Brown is a biomedical engineer and science communicator. His goal is to explain the mysteries of the world in a fun, comprehensive, engaging way. Matthew wants to improve the standards of science communication to better educate students and to increase their interest in STEM. To reach these goals, he employs storytelling and adds a creative spin to even the most complex science topics. He lives in Middletown, NY.