The Life and Times of Edward the Bacterium - Haywood, Rachel
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This book is written for children to read with their parents. It is about the life of a bacterium called Edward. This is the second of my 'science books for children'. In the first book about the adventures of a virus called Ezzy, the life cycle of viruses is explained and their impact on humans. This book attempts to help parents explain bacteria to children. Bacteria, like viruses, are harmful and can cause disease and sometimes death. Like viruses they are very small, and not visible to the naked eye. Unlike viruses, they can also have some benefits in the decomposition of waste and…mehr

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This book is written for children to read with their parents. It is about the life of a bacterium called Edward. This is the second of my 'science books for children'. In the first book about the adventures of a virus called Ezzy, the life cycle of viruses is explained and their impact on humans. This book attempts to help parents explain bacteria to children. Bacteria, like viruses, are harmful and can cause disease and sometimes death. Like viruses they are very small, and not visible to the naked eye. Unlike viruses, they can also have some benefits in the decomposition of waste and protective effects lining the gut. Some information about bacteria is provided throughout the book and in an appendix at the end there is information about where to find further information. I hope you enjoy reading this book. Rachel
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Autorenporträt
Rachel Haywood studied Chemistry at York University gaining a BSc.(Hons) and PhD. Her career as a scientist has been in applied biomedical research at the London Hospital Medical College with the London University (Queen Mary and Westfield College); the RAFT Institute of Plastic Surgery with the Gray Laboratory in Mount Vernon Hospital and University College London (UCL). Her fields of research have included arthritis, skin cancer and heart disease producing 21 research publications to date. She is a writer and illustrator of children's fiction and mezzosoprano singer.