READ & REVIEWED: All Brains Are Wonderful by Scott Evans + Giveaway

The brain is famously complex, but All Brains Are Wonderful by Scott Evans breaks it down in a way that’s both age-appropriate and genuinely fascinating for kids.

All Brains Are Wonderful by Scott Evans is a super accessible and engaging read for kids curious about how their minds work. The brain is famously complex, but this book breaks it down in a way that’s both age-appropriate and genuinely fascinating.

It covers the science-y bits - like the different parts of the brain and what they do - and also dives into real-life stuff kids can relate to, like mental health, self-care and being inclusive of different kinds of brains. So, it’s not only about facts but also about feelings, empathy and understanding yourself and others.

Understanding how their brains work benefit children beyond science class. For instance, the book touches on neuroplasticity, which shows kids that their brains can grow and change with effort. It also introduces neurodiversity, helping children see that everyone’s brain works a little differently and that’s something to celebrate, not fix.

I reckon this one’s perfect for upper primary kids (10–12 years old), but older readers who are just starting to explore brain science will find it a great intro too. Big thanks to Experal Singapore @experal.hq for sending this gem my way! You can grab a copy from their Shopee store at https://s.shopee.sg/AKRwxEJ18a . We also have got a hardcover copy sponsored by Experal Singapore to give away at my Instagram page. Do hop over to my IG post for a chance to win 😉

Disclaimer: The book was provided by Experal Singapore for our review. As always, all opinions are ours.

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