History Of The World In 100 Plants

This richly illustrated non-fiction work explores the 100 plants that have shaped human history. It reveals how plants provide food, oxygen, shelter, medicine, and countless cultural meanings, and how they have steered industry, religion, and daily life. Designed for curious readers—from students to lifelong learners—the tone is educational yet hopeful, inviting awe for the living world. A strong fit for families and classrooms seeking interactive learning. Presented as a guided journey across time and landscape, each plant is highlighted with a concise profile and lush illustration. The content links biology with history, culture, and everyday life, offering a readable, story-led experience rather than a dense reference. Readers move through pages that pair artwork with facts, spotlights, and connections to food, medicine, industry, climate, and symbolism. The accessible writing makes challenging ideas easy to grasp, while inviting curiosity and further exploration. - 100 plant profiles revealing pivotal moments in human history - Rich, detailed illustrations with clear captions that illuminate connections - Cross-disciplinary storytelling linking science, culture, and daily life - Clear explanations of core concepts: photosynthesis, ecosystems, resources, symbolism - Flexible reading format for independent study, classroom use, or family discussions After finishing, readers g