All Brains are Wonderful – Scott Evans and The Boy Fitz Hammond

Description

How do our brains form, how do they work, and how do they change over a lifetime? This inclusive guide explores the science of the brain — and why no two brains are alike — with fun facts along the way (the sperm whale has the biggest brain, while jellyfish and starfish have none at all!).

Organised into three sections — Science, Society and Taking Action — it covers neurodiversity and treating others fairly, and gives practical advice on resting and caring for your brain and asking for help when you feel sad or worried. Written by Scott Evans and illustrated by The Boy Fitz Hammond, with expert input from neuroscientist Dr Rachel S.H. Williams. For readers aged 9 to 11.