Who are the geniuses? How do they grow up? What distinguishes them from the rest of the people? These interesting and important questions revolve in our minds when we hear about the individuals who excelled in the fields of art, science and others, and they influenced history and culture with their exceptional intellectual and creative capabilities. In this book from the series "Literary Views", Andrew Robinson offers us a fun and useful journey in the world of genius, and shows us its concept, development and factors, and introduces us to some of the most famous geniuses who decorated the pages of history, such as Leonardo da Vinci, Mutsart, Shakespeare, Darwin, and Einstein , Newton, and other less well -known geniuses, and reveals the secrets of their success and distinction. The book shows us how genius is not merely talent, inheritance or intelligence, but rather a result of a complex interaction between these factors and other psychological, social, educational, health and good factors, and calls us to reconsider the concept of genius and its importance in our time.