Finally, I finished the book name d "Your Superstar Brain, Unlocking the Secrets of the Human Mind," which is written by a Norwegian scientist.

Titles are typically put in quotation marks (or in italics) so they don't get confused with the sentence.

In this book, the author reveals the newest studyies about tissues, systems and functions of the brain.

Not Unlike the other popular science books, this one is more fun and easy to read.

The theories were usingbased in the reality world and closedly linked with our persointernal life.

I'm not too clear what you mean here. For this correction I'm assuming by 'reality' you mean the physical world, and by 'private' you mean the internal world in our heads.

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Once again, I'm not too certain what you mean. For this correction I have assumed you are talking about literally finding your way (navigating).

And more and more the fun facts intrigeued me to read it throughcontinue reading.

The author is not only the broadcaster of sciencdoesn't just share facts, butthey also the broadcaster ofshares their curiosity.

"Broadcasting" is an odd usage when it comes to books.

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Finally, I finished the book name "Your Superstar Brain, Unlocking the Secrets of the Human Mind" which written by a Norwegian scientist.

If you can't use italics for book titles, you could use ""

In this book, the author reveal the newest studyies about tissues, systems and functions of the brain.