Reviews
I bought this for a child who has become interested in genetics. It looks like a fun read.
My child became more interested after a school lesson, so I bought this. It looks approachable and fun to read.
Raising a child sparked my interest in genetics and evolution, so I picked this up. Of the related books I’ve read recently, it had the most accessible and engaging concept. Telling science as a story makes it incredibly absorbing. The author’s expertise as a genetic anthropologist who studies human genetic evolution and species diversity seems to have resulted in a polished popular science book.
Evelyn Yere: The Story of the Kindest Gene
“Is IQ inborn or acquired?” “How are my height and tastes in food determined?” “Where did humanity come from?” Behind the curious questions we all ask at some point in everyday life lies the astonishing answer: genes. In The Kindest Guide to Genetics, Evelyn Eyre, a globally recognized genetic anthropologist, shares accessible and fascinating insights across 35 topics. From the evolution of the brain and the origins of intelligence to the fate of our extinct human cousins and the secrets of skin color, dive into a wonderfully approachable guide to genetics for Homo sapiens traveling through the 21st century.
Korean title: 세상 친절한 유전자 이야기
Korean author: 에블린 에예르
Korean publisher: 미래의창
ISBN-13: 9791193638248
Reviews
I bought this for a child who has become interested in genetics. It looks like a fun read.
My child became more interested after a school lesson, so I bought this. It looks approachable and fun to read.
Raising a child sparked my interest in genetics and evolution, so I picked this up. Of the related books I’ve read recently, it had the most accessible and engaging concept. Telling science as a story makes it incredibly absorbing. The author’s expertise as a genetic anthropologist who studies human genetic evolution and species diversity seems to have resulted in a polished popular science book.
