Life and Her Children

A riveting journey through the natural world, it goes on to explore the different life forms that come to our planet-from the most simplistic amoeba to the most complex in the insect world. Brilliantly written and incisively passionate, Buckley's work offers itself as a didactic guide-cum-engaging tale to make wonders in the biological sciences accessible to all readers, regardless of age.

It is a book detailing life processes, evidencing adaptability, complexity, and beauty. The ability of Buckley to explain difficult scientific ideas in both informational and captivating ways allows readers to appreciate the oneness of all life forms. From the invisible world of single-celled organisms down to the social complexities of insects, Life and Her Children celebrates the fact of diversity and resilience developed by life on Earth.