Bend Your Brain: 151 Puzzles, Tips, and Tricks to Blow (and Grow) Your Mind

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The first book from the team behind Marbles- The Brain Store, the chain store devoted to strengthening and stimulating the brain (with 27 stores in malls across the the United States), offers a collection of puzzles and brain teasers to help enhance memory, build problem-solving skills, and reduce stress. Want to get your frontal cortex breaking a sweat Make your blood pump to your cerebellum Stretch your occipital lobe to its limits Then you need to bend your brain! This first book from the team behind Marbles- The Brain Store, a chain devoted to building better brains, offers puzzles and brain teasers to help enhance memory, build problem-solving skills, and reduce stress. Since Marbles started helping people play their way to a healthier brain, they've sold, solved, and been stumped by more than their fair share of puzzles. Along the way, they've learned which puzzles tie people in knots (not in a good way) and which ones make the neurons downright giddy. With the help of their in-house team of BrainCoaches and access to cutting-edge neuroscience, they've designed these puzzles to keep your mind flexible and fit. Arranged in five key brain categories-visual perception, word skills, critical thinking, coordination, and memory-Bend Your Brain offers a variety of puzzles ranging from mind-warming (easy) to mind-blowing (hard!)- Connecting the dots More like working your spatial-orientation skills. Identifying famous smiles Flexing your visual memory. Taking a closer look at your keyboard Coding, storing, and retrieving. Word-doku Summoning cognitive abilities like appraisal, inference, impulse control, and evaluation. Word scrambles Tapping your brain's association areas. Your brain is your most important muscle, so let the brain-building begin!

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MARBLES- THE BRAIN STORE is in malls across the country. They and their branded products have been featured in Good Housekeeping, Real Simple, USA Today, and Wired, as well as on the Today show and Martha Stewart Living.