Science (Prehistoric World) Foundation: Class 7 For Olympiads/IIT/ NEET

This book takes you on a journey through Earth’s distant past, showing how our planet and life have changed over billions of years. It’s packed with interesting facts, colorful pictures, and easy-to-understand explanations about everything from the formation of the Earth to the rise of humans. Whether it’s dinosaurs, fossils, or ancient oceans, it gives a simple explanation of some of the most complicated things in Earth’s history.

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Thu, 10-Jul-2025

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The book is like a time machine that walks you through the entire prehistoric world. It starts from when Earth first formed and moves through the major stages of Earth’s development. You learn how continents moved, how mountains formed, and how plants and animals evolved. It highlights the different time periods when life was very different, such as the age of the dinosaurs or the first appearance of humans. Along the way, it introduces the creatures that lived in those times, from strange sea animals to giant reptiles, and it explains how scientists discover and study these ancient creatures. Diagrams, timelines, and animal profiles help break down tough scientific ideas into fun, understandable chunks.

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Samantha Singh

12-Jul-2025

5

Honestly, this book is pretty cool. I didn’t think I'd enjoy reading about rocks and dinosaurs so much, but the way it explains stuff makes it easy to get. I liked the pictures of the dinosaurs and how it talks about what lived when, like it’s telling you a story of Earth’s life. Sometimes it got a little too full of facts, but the charts and timelines helped a lot. Plus, it’s fun learning that the ground under our feet has such a crazy history. If you like dinosaurs or just wanna know what the world was like before humans, it’s worth flipping through.