The brain is made of maps, and this is not a metaphor. Our brain is an entire atlas, and its maps describe our body, emotions, movements and how we perceive the world around us through our senses. Scientists discovered the presence of maps in the brain more than a century ago, but only recently have they been able to uncover some of their secrets and realize their profound impact on our lives. Brain landscapes determine the way we think and explain why we think, feel, and act the way we do. The structure of brain maps determines, on the one hand, the uniqueness of our personality, and on the other, commonality and mutual understanding with other people. The book's author, neuroscientist Rebecca Schwartzlow, forces us to look at ourselves from a new perspective and reveals the amazing connection between our minds and the world around us.