On this weeks Manuscript Monday Meredith recommends a book all about genes and epigenetics. Check it out on Book Interrupted‘s blog: https://www.bookinterrupted.com/post/manuscript-monday-the-epigenetics-revolutio...
#wondrouswednesday @Eggs
1) the epigenetics revolution
2+3) the last was How Not to Give a F*ck, it was a bit repetitive, I could figure out how it works from the flow chart in one of the first chapters
4) There are two books I started before having children, so 14+ years - - on the other hand, they are probably a bail, but until I discovered Litsy I thought I had to finish every book I had started. Now I know it's okay to bail.
5) @nelehelen
so-soThe author did a great job, especially in the beginning, of breaking down and explaining some really tough concepts, but toward the end I think her explanations got a little bogged down in complicated acronyms, and the chapter about bees had some factual inaccuracies that took away from the strength of her arguments. Pic is of a DNA experiment I do with my students in lab.
This is how my fur baby spent at least a portion of #NationalCatDay, while I got caught up on my reading for this week‘s class.
TBR books are now being stored with historical fiction... got all four of these from half priced books for $30. All are on my TBR list. I've been searching for The Emperor of All Maladies for over a year now! 1 biography (Magellan), 1 book about cancer, 1 about the Black Plague, and 1 about epigenetics. Books to the left are the St. Mary's Chronicles #bookhaul #nonfiction
The Epigenetics Revolution: How Modern Bilogy is Rewriting Our Understanding of Genetics, Disease, and Inheritance | 
