★The first series of popular science that combines story and knowledge. The whole story is narrated in the first person "I", giving life to the world and nature. The star, forest, village, chocolate bread, cell and mountain tell readers their respective story about how they were born and developed into what they are today! From a unique and original perspective, it takes children into a great knowledge area! The refined language conveys the knowledge in a natural, interesting and easy-to-remember way!
★Each story is based on current research in order to present a text that is in line with the latest scientific knowledge. The use of each word is weighed with the aim of communicating knowledge as accurately as possible while appropriate for young readers. The term is refined, and even some added terms are intended to enrich the necessary vocabulary for young readers. Both the common readers and experts will appreciate this series!
★ The author's desire is to enable children to discover science through poetry and master knowledge through stories. May each magnificent picture and the carefully arranged story show children how beautiful science can be!
★ Recommended for ages 6 and above!

This series includes 6 titles:
I Am a Star: Introduction to Astronomy
I Am a Forest: Introduction to Ecology
I Am a Village: Introduction to Architecture
I Am a Piece of Chocolate Bread: Introduction to Economics
I Am a Cell: Introduction to Biology
I Am a Mountain: Introduction to Geology.

This book gives us the story of a small patch of habitat between the mountains and the ocean. The short narrative takes us from the ground to the forest for an amazing journey exploring nature, biodiversity and the secrets of the forest.

We will discover plant alternate, food chains, water cycles, and ecosystem services in the forest. We will talk about science and ecology in the forest. We will be there to speculate about the complexity and fragility of the planet...

Take a moment to stop by a century old tree and listen to the forest tells us the story of its history.

It all started a long, long time ago. The ground was covered with a thick layer of lava and the land was bare and very barren, unable to retain rain or life.

Then, thanks to the sun, water, the seasons, bacteria, fungi and other organisms, soil and humus were formed. The air circulated, worms, molluscs and insects slowly became more numerous, and the land has become an indispensable substrate and source of life for aerial organisms.

The evolutionary process proceeded slowly and birds, mammals, small shrubs and trees began to take up residence...