Isaac Asimov’s book “The Human Brain” is not just a fascinating study of the mysterious and amazing sphere of the human mind, but a real journey into the depths of neural connections, thought processes and riddles that make us unique creatures. In this work, the author, a recognized master of science fiction and a popularizer of science, offers the reader not only a scientific analysis, but also a philosophical reflection on what it means to be a person, how our brain functions and why it is the source of our thoughts, feelings and actions. Asimov, known for his books on robotics, space and the future, in this work addresses one of the most complex and multifaceted topics - the inner world of our brain. He masterfully combines scientific data, the latest advances in neuroscience and his own hypotheses, creating a vivid and vivid picture that captures from the first pages. In the book The Human Brain, the author reveals the mechanisms of memory, thinking, emotion and consciousness, showing how billions of neurons interact to shape our perception of the world and our personality. This book will especially appeal to those interested in psychology, neuroscience, the philosophy of mind, and the future of technology. It is intended for readers who want to understand how their own brain works, and for those who are looking for answers to questions about the nature of human consciousness. The age range is wide - from inquisitive teenagers who start their way in science, to adults who want to expand their knowledge about themselves and the world around them. It is especially valuable for those who seek to understand how modern advances in neuroscience can change our lives, help in the fight against brain diseases or even unlock the potential of the human mind. Asimov in his book is not limited to dry facts. He writes vividly, with humor and ease, which makes complex topics accessible and understandable. His style is a combination of scientific rigor and literary expressiveness, which allows the reader not only to gain knowledge, but also to enjoy reading. In this work, it is as if he invites you to a laboratory where you can observe the work of the brain, or to a philosophical discussion about the nature of consciousness. His other well-known works, such as “The Foundation” or “I, the robot”, demonstrate his talent for creating large-scale concepts and deep reflection, and “The Human Brain” is no exception this is a book that makes you think and expands your horizons. The topics raised in the book are not only neuroscience and psychology, but also ethics, the future of technology, artificial intelligence, and the ability to create machines capable of mimicking the human brain. Asimov asks questions to which there are no definite answers yet, and stimulates the reader to think about what a person can become in an era of scientific breakthroughs. Why is our brain so unique? What secrets does it hide? And how can we use this knowledge to improve our lives and develop society? Isaac Asimov's "Human Brain" is not just a scientific book It's an invitation to think. CM which will not leave anyone indifferent , Who is interested in the mysteries of the human mind and the future of science This book will be an excellent choice for those who are looking for intellectual inspiration, want to understand themselves and the world in depth, and for all who appreciate high-quality scientific literature, saturated with lively ideas and vivid images.