The Memory Book: A feel-good uplifting story about what we will do for love

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Did you notice you can read from memory a sentence you’ve seen only for a second? Or that you remember what you’ve been thinking (when someone interrupts you) if you look at the things you saw when you started thinking? This is why I don’t make friends easily. Small talk, among many other things, makes me want to punch a hole in the wall.”

Focus on what you want to remember--if you want to remember. The best example is learning someone's name. Forget it right away? You're not being aware enough. When meeting new people, rhetorically repeat, "What is their name? What is their name?" Have that be your main nagging thought. Sammie's story is obviously not rainbows and sunshine. Nor is it all doom and gloom either- it's just life. And even though Sammie has been dealt a really lousy hand, she's still a young woman trying to figure out her place in the world. She's navigating relationships, and the end of high school, and family stuff, all while being told "hey, you probably aren't going to remember you anymore". It is incredibly moving in that respect alone, but I adored Sammie so much that it made her journey so much more meaningful to read. I really loved the first quarter of the book - I feel in love with the characters and the narration style! (For once I felt like the unique format actually worked really well and genuinely enhanced the reading experience!) You knew it was building up to something, and I just wanted everyone to stay in this happy, protective bubble. But you know that's impossible because it's the whole reason Sammie's writing this book in the first place - so that she can remember everything that was important to her even when she starts losing her memory.This book is a great tool to improve your memory from both perspectives we spoke today: learning something new or remembering the events in your day to day life. You’ll discover in this book a ten steps system to improve your memory using visualization and hearing (not the usual tedious repetition). Brace yourself for this absolute truth told to you once. I just got finished studying the same Greek book for five minutes and I know for sure I will get a hundred on the test. I just wish people would stop trying to talk to me as they walk by; it makes it hard to concentrate.

A remarkable heart-felt story that will have you crying and laughing all at the same time, The Memory Book is one underrated book of the year.It's hard to remember words that don't make sense and it's better to come up with something that is easier to visualize. The authors give endless examples for that and I became jealous how easy it is for them. There is nothing that they can't simplify and I hope that it's just a matter of training or having the right mindset because it's the base of their system. I felt a little guilty when the professors walked up to me daily and bowed to me in front of all the other students. It really didn’t seem fair when the other three Greek scholars had to study five hours each night and me only five minutes. La historia no es mala pero a mi parecer hubo algunos elementos que no funcionaron, se centró de más en el romance y en un dos por tres llegamos a un final que literal fue de una hoja a otra. Me faltó material por leer. Pudo haber explorado mejor el concepto que era muy bueno, los primeros capítulos sí atrapan pero más allá de la mitad comienza a decaer en divagaciones que lograron perder el hilo por completo, además de irse por el recurso sentimentaloide al no conseguir que los personajes te atraparan por sí mismos.