Title: Modern Biology
Product review: I am a biology teacher and I have advanced degrees in Biochemistry. I really dislike the textbook "Modern Biology" by Towle. In my experience some topics are placed in the least opportune places. Thus while the topic of redox reactions is introduced in Chapter 2, there is no real tie-in to anything else until Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration in later chapters. I would prefer leaving the explanation of Redox until Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration are discussed. Similarly, the topic of enzymes and catalysis are brought up before the student is introduced to proteins. I just don't see the logic with which topics are organized.
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