It contains the combined efforts of my beloved students in learning science. I solemnly believe that after reading this book, a grade 10 student will be satisfied in learning science to its depth in a much easier & significant manner.
This book tries to bring out the concepts in a signified manner. Starting with the beauty of static charges and their origin to the magnetic effects of current. This book has cooked it deliciously.
Following the legacy of telling the history of atoms to elements, from where we left in the previous standard to playing a vital role in establishing the footprints of Carbon & its importance in our world. This gives rise to a better understanding of upcoming segment of Organic Chemistry.
And we have our sweet Biology to make everything just into the book. We have tried our best to explain the chronology of the basic life processes. From metabolism to structural components of our body i.e., DNA, we have given a tabular yet significant approach to every topic. This book is designed in a simpler manner where a student can learn everything about science for grade 10 in one single book of knowledge.
This book is one of a kind, and the thing that makes it unique is its handwritten script.
I hope this ample amount of hard work can bring enough fortune to younger students that they feel satisfied with every line written on every page of this book.
Have a happy reading experience, my beloved students!
Love
Umair Siddique
The Creations Academy
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Umair Siddique
Umair Siddique writes books, which, considering where you’re reading this, makes perfect sense. 'The Man Who Lived The Ages' is his debut novel.
Born and raised in Saharanpur, Umair belongs to a family of hearts. His father Mr. Tanveer Ahmed Siddique is an English professor. This may be the reason to have English not only as a language but rather as a part of the blood in his veins. He was just twelve years old when he lost his mother, Mrs. Lubna Tanveer. Facing hardships at a very young age, he decided to do something big in life. Fortunately, he found his mother's love in his aunt who took his care from his childhood. Her name is Mrs. Asma Safir. He calls him Mumma and dedicates his novel to her. As she has always been a pillar of his success. She is a lady who he admires a lot as she not only took his care but also she has been more than a mother for his younger brother Usaid. He was two years old when his mother left this world. From that time to the present, he has never felt the deficiency of his mother's love.
Umair did his schooling at St. Mary's Academy, Mission Compound, Saharanpur. He had a good upbringing with the literature. He started writing when he was in 9th standard. It was when he wrote a poem in Urdu for the School Assembly. After receiving a lot of appreciation for his work, he decided to write more.
He wanted to write about space and research programs which eventually he will follow in the coming years. At times, he faced a financial crisis, he couldn't work on his dream to become a Scientist. He had to handle certain circumstances at a very young age. Instead of giving up in the face of adversity, he faced it with a positive attitude.
At present time, he is a well-known Mathematics teacher in the town following the legacy of his Father. He dreams that his students fulfill the dreams of their parents and play a part in the inspiration for them.
His belief is "Climb the stairs to success with a goal, discipline, and determination. Don't go tired, working on it, bring on your tools start working, never stop climbing unless you are dead."
As the passion for writing never left him, he penned down his emotions. He believes in writing concisely so that the audience doesn't feel bored. 'The Man Who Lived The Ages' is a sheer piece of three long years of hard work in his life.
While he did have faith and passion, he had many challenges to overcome. It was not an easy ride to success, but through his faith and passion, he did make it.
