NONFICTION

Bacteriology

Rosen/PowerKids. (Science-ology). Jul. 2025. 48p. Tr $31.93. ISBN 9781499454673.
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Gr 4-7–The “Science-ology” series features colorful, visually engaging titles that offer a wealth of information on unique scientific fields, such as bacteriology, zoology, and paleontology. Each 48-page volume covers the basics of the field, how research is conducted, career paths, and both historical and recent developments. Bacteriology explains how bacteria are studied, what bacteriologists do, and how the field has contributed to medicine, public health, and climate change. The writing is concise and broken into short paragraphs or text boxes, making the material easy to absorb. The pages are highly graphic, filled with a blend of photographs, illustrations, background images, and bold color schemes. Despite the visual density, the layout supports quick navigation and helps readers locate information easily. The tone is clear and accessible, making complex topics understandable to young readers. There’s a surprising amount of depth given the format, offering a satisfying overview for curious students. Each book includes a table of contents, glossary, index, and a further reading section.
VERDICT A solid choice for any library serving science-minded kids or updating its nonfiction collection.

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