Overview

The science of remembering! A kid's guide to how memory works! Ever wonder how your brain holds onto amazing moments and learns new things? Dive into the fascinating science of memory! This engaging STEM book explores how your brain remembers (and sometimes forgets!), and why memories change as you grow. With playful illustrations and easy-to-understand explanations, you'll discover the difference between short and long-term memories, the difference between remembering when you are young versus when you are old, memory breakdowns and so much more! Get ready to unlock the secrets of your amazing memory and learn how it shapes who you are! Discover what memories are, take a look inside your brain, understand where memories go and the difference between short and long-term memories, learn how memories are stored in babies, children, adults, and the elderly, why memories get confused, and memory breakdown Engaging text and playful illustrations make brain science exciting and accessible for young readers A new and exciting title in the How Your Brain Works series Complex science concepts are presented in a clear and engaging way making science fun for children For over 75 years, Albatros Media has been crafting original and innovative children's books that are both playful and educational, fostering curiosity and a thirst for knowledge in young minds. We deliver the highest quality children's books from novelty, picture, pop-up, and how-to books, to non-fiction, and fairy tale books.

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""Gr 2-5–This primer effectively covers the basic concepts of memory in a fun and unforgettable way. There are a wide range of topics including what a memory is; parts of the brain and memory; where memories go; memory in babies, children, adults, and seniors; plus, what gets remembered when memory breaks down. The more complex concepts are given two pages, and the text is conversational, factual, and engaging. Blocks of bold background colors and the consistent use of different font sizes and types are effective for the readability, organization, and flow of information. Some words and phrases are shown with visual emphasis, although it’s not always clear why. The text and illustrations seamlessly support and reinforce various concepts. Cartoon illustrations contain plenty of humor, engaging details, appropriate facial expressions, and a wide range of natural skin tones. The abundant illustrations are given sufficient white space so as not to feel cluttered or overwhelming. A short glossary and list of additional resources are included, although one entry, the podcast The Hidden Brain, is not suitable for elementary school children. VERDICT Purchase as needed for collection development or where the other title in the series, Our Incredible Imagination, does well."" —Catherine Callegari, School Library Journal

Author Information

Helena Harastova is a writer, translator, and mother. She graduated in Dramaturgy from the Janacek Academy of Music and Performing Arts, having previously worked for the National Theatre in Brno, Czech Republic. Her most unusual pastime is proofreading texts for errors in spelling, grammar, and style. Dita Vopradova is a Czech illustrator celebrated for her playful drawings that delight children and adults alike. She creates illustrations for books and educational programs, including Toinou by Robert Francois and A River with Loose Hair by Honza Vojtko. Known for her detailed and colourful style, Dita studied art history with a focus on medieval art at Charles University. Finding inspiration in art, architecture, nature, and her daughter Anna, she lives in Prague.

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