How is the human brain organized, and what allows it to control our entire body? How does the body orient itself in space, perceive speech, and recognize danger? How does memory work, and why can't we always remember something?
Join Fakhama, the crazy Cerebrus, and his zombie assistant to take a look inside the human brain—the world's most advanced operating system!
The comic will explain what cells make up the brain, how they interact, and how this affects us. You will learn:
— how the brain evolved; — how the brain is connected to what we feel; — how to resist silly ideas that sometimes pop into our heads; — whether it is really the brain that tells us it's time to sleep, drink, or eat; — why learning something new is important; — how we remember and why we can't always recall something.
Read. And learn something new.
About the series The "Science Comics" series makes the most interesting topics easy to understand. Each book is a new adventure into the unknown!
Humorous and lighthearted, yet packed with a wealth of information, these educational comics are a real hit with children—encouraging them to seek out more knowledge in a particular field and inspiring them to explore different professions. They are also an easy way to find out if you are generally interested in a particular topic, especially when there is so much information around.
Who this book is for For children aged 8 and up. For comic book lovers. For anyone who wants to learn how our brain is organized and what allows it to control our entire body. For all fans of the "Science Comics" series.
Author: Torri Wolcott Artist: Alex Graudins Translator: Victoria Lobacheva Publisher: Mann, Ivanov and Ferber (MIF) Series: Science Comics Collection: Comics Genre: Children's Comics, Educational Comics ISBN: 978-5-00195-151-3 Pages: 128 (Offset) Design Weight: 372 g Dimensions: 222x159x14 mm
