Course description

This book acts as a bridge between school-level biology and deeper scientific understanding. It walks the reader through living organisms, their structure, how they are grouped, and how they function. It explains plants and animals not as separate worlds but as parts of one big system where every action—photosynthesis, respiration, digestion, movement—has a purpose. The chapters smoothly move from tiny cells to tissues, from tissues to organs, and then to full-grown organisms.

The plant world is explained with a lot of clarity, especially how plants grow, transport materials, make food, and respond to the environment. The animal-related chapters simplify complicated body processes into easy explanations. By the end, the reader gets a full picture of how life works—from micro-level biomolecules inside a cell to major systems like breathing, blood circulation, and nervous control. The language stays approachable and relatable, making even scientific ideas feel simple.

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