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The biologist’s bookshelf
One of the first things that I did when I started this blog was to publish the bio reading list, basically a list of books that I considered useful for biology teachers and their students to read. That post is a little tired now, so I update it to the biologist’s bookshelf and include all the books that I have read since it was published.
***New Update***
I have updated The biologist's bookshelf. Am I missing any excellent reads for the field of popular science/biology?https://t.co/gWpAYKw0Xn#edchat #IBBio #IBChat #IntlEd #cpd #learning #book #teaching— Will Vincent (@wrpvincent) May 4, 2020
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- Bad Science – by Ben Goldacre
- The sixth extinction: an unnatural history – by Elizabeth Kolbert
- Thirteen things that don’t make sense – by Michael Brooks
- The magic of reality – by Richard Dawkins
- The immortal life of Henrietta Lacks – by Rebecca Skloot
- Creation: the origin of life/the future of life – by Adam Rutherford
- The language of life – by Francis Collins
- The rational optimist – by Matt Ridley
- Quantum evolution: the new science of life – by Johnjoe Mcfadden
- The diversity of life – by E.O. Wilson
- Impossibility – by John Barrow
- Collapse – by Jared Diamond
- Thinking, fast and slow – by Daniel Kahneman
- The self illusion – by Bruce Hood
- The selfish gene – by Richard Dawkins
- Genome – by Matt Ridley
- Your inner fish – by Neil Shubin
- The secret life of trees – by Colin Tudge
- The man who mistook his wife for a hat – Oliver Sacks
- The Handmaid’s tail – by Margaret Atwood
- The Inheritors – by William Golding
- The Baroque cycle – by Neal Stephenson
- Seveneves – by Neal Stephenson
- Aping mankind – by Raymond Tallis
- Getting Darwin wrong – by Brendan Wallace
- The vital question – by Nick Lane
- Life Ascending – by Nick Lane
- The greatest show on earth – by Richard Dawkins
- The song of the Dodo – by David Quammen
- The lives of a cell – by Lewis Thomas
- Why evolution is true – by Jerry Coyne
- Faith vs fact – by Jerry Coyne
- The Serengeti rules – by Sean Carroll
- Being mortal – by Atul Gawande
- Patient H.M. – by Luke Dittrich
- A brief history of everyone whoever lived – by Adam Rutherford
- I contain multitudes – by Ed Yong
- Neanderthal man – by Svante Paabo
- The serpents promise – by Steve Jones
- The book of humans – Adam Rutherford
- When breath becomes air – Paul Kalanithi
- This is going to hurt – Adam Kay
- Stiff – Mary Roach
- I, Mammal – Liam Drew
- Superior – Angela Saini
- Parasite Rex – Carl Zimmer
- What is life? – Erwin Schrodinger
- The Demon in the machine – Paul Davies
- The body – Bill Bryson
- The incredible unlikeliness of being – Alice Roberts
- The Epigenetics Revolution – Nessa Carey
- Junk DNA – Nessa Carey
- The Tangled Tree – David Quammen
- The Gene – Siddhartha Mukherjee
- A Crack in Creation – Jennifer Doudna
- Factfulness – Hans Rosling
- Life on Earth – David Attenborough
- 10 million aliens – Simon Barnes
- Biology as ideology – Richard Lewontin
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