It's a book that was so interesting and varied, but also very interesting with my son about the world of the terrible virus. Not alive, not dead. No living, no inanimate. They're a thousand times smaller than bacteria, they're not moving themselves, they don't breathe, they can't eat, they haven't grown. And you can't call them life-survival organisms, but when you see the right cells, you're not even alive with water, air and stone, because you have tens of thousands of self-replicatings

I read it a lot, it's interesting. And they say that the biology books in particular are fun and read well.

I've been writing reviews and I'm going to show you what I feel.

Corvid bought it because he was curious about the virus. It's easy to read and lots of pictures.

I read number two because he's funny. He's been stuck at home because of Corona lately, and he's getting excited to learn new things about the virus.

And now, with corona, which is making the world a big mess, there's a growing interest in viruses. My house is coming with my kids, and I read the virus side together in the series and I raised some understanding of the corona or the virus. I can't just go to school! It's because of Corona. They can't even shout out a hundred days without putting the word "dangerous" into their world, except in the sense that they can'T go out and play outside. There's so many viruses that you can't go to the