Microbiology Coloring Book: Incredibly Detailed Self-Test Color workbook for Studying | Perfect Gift for Medical School Students, Physicians & Chiropractors

Like the learning and coloring book together. It's been good for my middle schooler.

Bought this for one of my kids who is majoring in biology. She loved it and spent about a half hour on Christmas Day flipping thru the pages. I think it is a fun way to keep this science major happy and engaged even in college.

I'm studying microbiology and this is a great way to memorize with coloring. It also feels like a fun little break from all the reading but still studying.

A really nice resource for the price. Easy to use diagrams and definitely an added resource to my Microbiology class.

The book is informative. However - link to digital copy did not work, was broken and to another book. It said to contact author, but there was no way to do so.

I’ve loved having this item! I’m going back to school to become a RN, and a little nervous about a few of the science classes I will need to take. So when I found this coloring book, it was a nice little past time refresher on the different anatomy structures within microbiology!

Great learning reinforcement or prep for microbiology class! And super fun

I think most of us (if not all) had encountered these microorganisms at one point in our studies (esp now with this pandemic). It did interest me to review and learn them through these drawings. There's more here than I had learned but it gave me a push to read more on them (even if I will not use it for my type of work)I also wanted this for my children. Clear depiction of the cells, division, types of these organisms etc. It is informative but most are simple enough to be easily understood. The latter part of the book contains more complex info but can easily be researched (esp via the internet, online libraries). I also appreciated seeing the line up of the organisms. (Though I feel there are more characteristics, I feel one can surmise the mode of transmission by just looking at them).I would recommend for those interested in the basics of microbiology (esp at an early age) and those gearing towards the healthcare/pt field.I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.