What textbooks are recommended for studying neuroscience in the UK or Germany?

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A user seeks recommendations for English textbooks on neuroscience for their girlfriend, who is finishing high school and interested in pursuing an undergraduate degree in neuroscience in the UK or Germany. One suggested resource is "Neuroscience: Exploring the Brain, 3rd Edition," available on Amazon. The discussion emphasizes the importance of selecting appropriate textbooks to aid in her decision-making process regarding her studies in neuroscience.
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Hey guys,
I am new here, not sure if it's right place to post, but my girlfriend is finishing high school next year, she is interested in neuro-science as an undergraduate full-time course in the UK or Germany, I was wondering if you guys have any english textbooks you recommend her having a look at to make a final choice.
 
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