Inside

[Inside] is as versatile as our brains – we can read it alone or enjoy it together with others; we can read a chapter, put it aside and come back to it a week later, or we can read it hungrily, without stopping. If you’re a curious person, watch out! This book is addictive. And if you’re not, well, welcome – you’ve just joined the curiosity club!
Leer la Ciencia blog, 24/01/2019

It’s important that the reductive classification inherent to labels such as “children’s book” or “YA” doesn’t put adult readers off all books in this category, and off books like this, in particular. Useful for younger readers, they’re enchanting for older ones.
Pedro Cordeiro, Expresso newspaper, 03/06/2017

A work for readers aged 10 and over, whose grey matter is anything but dull.
Ana Dias Ferreira, Observador newspaper, 26/04/2017

An extraordinary guide to the brain, which leaves formalities to one side in order to present the reader with the most mysterious and complex organ in the human body… and it’s amazing because it deals with multiple approaches to the brain, from the anatomical to the philosophical and social, all with scientific rigour but without losing that sense of accessibility to all readers.
Sílvia Borges Silva, O Palácio da Lua blog

From emotions to creativity and to the aesthetic experience, from memory to action, from interpersonal relations to the brains of animals, from facts to myths, this book of grey matter deals with it all.
Gabriela Lourenço, Visão magazine, 01/06/2017