J-pop culture is creeping in everywhere. How else to explain the Manga Guide to Molecular Biology?
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I've reviewed, researched, and generally looked around for a selection of gifts that could work for kids ranging from very small to High School (and beyond!?!?) that are science oriented.
(For gifts, mainly books, for adults, see THIS.)
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