Lynne Kelly Book order

The narrative explores the pivotal mutation of a single gene over 300,000 years ago that transformed early ancestors into modern humans, enhancing their cognitive abilities. Dr. Lynne Kelly shares her groundbreaking discovery of a supergene linked to a congenital disorder, revealing insights into human creativity, memory, and the unique capacity for art and storytelling. This revelation not only sheds light on Indigenous memory practices but also highlights the potential to harness our cognitive strengths at any age, bridging traditional knowledge with modern learning methods.

Struggling to fit in at summer camp, Nina stumbles upon a mysterious nest of what seem to be whooping cranes, a species believed to be extinct in Texas for over a century. With her passion for bird-watching and the support of fellow campers, she embarks on an adventure to uncover the truth behind the enigmatic birds. As she delves deeper into the mystery, Nina not only seeks answers about the cranes but also discovers her own sense of belonging and identity.

A stirring and heart-warming tale of a young deaf girl who is determined to make a difference. For fans of Wonder.

Focused on enhancing the abilities of gifted students, this guide offers a variety of engaging activities and lessons aimed at stimulating creative thinking and problem-solving skills. Rather than simply increasing the amount of work, it emphasizes enrichment that challenges young minds and fosters their unique potential.