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Brain Games

Hello again,
 I'm sorry I haven't been blogging regularly. School just started and I have been crazy busy. Now that I have holidays you will hopefully find more blogs.
Here's a book review on a book called "Brain Games".
When I saw this book, I decided to read it first. I opened it up and read a few pages then shut it immediately. No, don't get me wrong. This book is not bad at all.
 It's just that I simply don't like non-fiction books and I am sure most others my age don't. However, I knew I would have to read it sooner or later and review it, so I decided to get it over with. Then came the big shock.
THIS BOOK IS NOT BAD AT ALL.
I can't even compare it with bad, forget worst or even more worse than worst.
It's full of information and a few games here and there. An incredibly useful book. It's all about how your brain works, what all it does in order for you to speak, hear and see and a lot of other things.
It is written in a very simple but intriguing ( sorry if the spelling is wrong) way. I especially liked the games they gave after each chapter. With fun facts everywhere and a simple format, I really enjoyed it.
This book is not a 'You Have To Read It Or Else You'll Die' (YHTRIOEYD) but you should read it anyways.
Rating on the P.M :★★★.7 out of 5
See ya later,
Peanut

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