Bramble Bush

Bramble Bush is a mid-20th century science fiction novel by Alan Edward Nourse that delves into the complexities of psionics, particularly the development of psychic abilities in children. The story centers on Dr. David Lessing's research at the Hoffman Medical Center, where he investigates how adult influences can inhibit the growth of these emergent psionic potentials. The book is notable for its exploration of the intersection between science and the paranormal, reflecting societal attitudes towards psychic phenomena during its time.