What's a worm's brain like? Do mosquitoes think? Are computers smarter than ... anything? Why is a jellyfish the worst study partner ever? From not at all, to small, to the brainiest cranium of all, brain science is explored via facts, fun, and brain-tastic comparisons. Just don't ask a jellyfish to explain any of it -- it's brainless!

Examines various theories and types of intelligence, including a look at historical studies and people who have made significant contributions to the field.

Acquaints infants with the sounds of foreign languages by presenting visually stimulating images accompanied by spoken passages, natural sounds and music, including nursery rhymes sung by mothers in their native languages.

Everyone on the planet is unique. The visible parts of a person, such as eye color, hair style, and fingerprints can make them unique. However, things that aren't visible, such as individual strengths and talents also make people special. Through this book, readers will learn how to understand and appreciate their special talents, as well as those of their peers. By learning to harness their strengths, students have the opportunity to gain a richer...

This guide to the mysteries of the human brain ponders the complexities of the mind, as well as examining consciousness, imagination, fantasy, memory, language, and other topics.