AP Biology 1 (AP Biology 1: Student Edition)

I love the Biozone books!!! They are very illustrative, educating, and make you want to hold and read the book as often as possible. Although not all the AP Biology material that you need to know for the exam is extensively covered in the book, there are many specific biological examples of important concepts that aren't taught in class, simply because there are so many of them. This book is a great guide to getting the grade you want on the AP Exam. Make sure that you write the answers and then compare them with those in the Model Answers book. This is the most efficient way you can prepare yourself for the exam.

Loved it. You will not regret buying if you are looking for a resource that will ease your undertanding of AP Biology topics with only few paragraphs of information. Graphics are great.

The book is very helpful, it cover almost every points in my AP bio test; but the space is not enough for me to write down my answer.

Very good book for a College bio class, but not AP Bio! I’d say there were probably 100 pgs (1/3 of the book) that were very loosely tied to the AP bio curriculum. Very interesting reads, but not good in terms of review material for the final test. If you want a proper review book covering just AP Bio’s curriculum, buy the latest Barron’s, 5 Steps to a 5, or Princeton Review book. This book threw tangents left and right. A majority of the diagrams show the full names of the proteins and enzymes involved in the process. In the AP Bio curriculum, there’s only probably ~30 enzymes you need to recognize, but this book threw more than ~100 names of proteins + names of cell parts and processes that you’d probably only need on a college final. An example is how on the page that’s supposed to teach you about cell walls, it mentions peotidoglycan and lipoteichoic acid! Trust me, those two terms are not in the AP curriculum!

It Arrived on time, and it wasVery good quality.It's an Awesome resource if you're new to ap bio