The Woman Who Can't Forget : The Extraordinary Story of Living with the Most Remarkable Memory Known to Science--A Memoir (Paperback)

from TomSlee

Surprisingly dull, given the topic.

from SqueakyChu

What seemed to be an interesting topic, that of a person with a superior memory, turned into one boring book. Jill Price has a superior autobiographical memory which allows her to remember with astonishing accuracy days of the week, dates, and years and those associated events of her life and aro...

from KWoman

Interesting in some areas, but at times the book was hard to follow. Given the facts that the author disclosed made it confusing overall. The thought of never forgetting things that have happened in your lifetime is intriguing. But the fact is that we all remember what we want to remember and for...

from janiereader

Biography of Jill Price and the perks and downfalls of having an autobiographical superior memory. She remembers everything that happened, including all the good, mundane or bad. Each time she remembers it - it is like it happens again. Very interesting at the beginning, but began to grow dull as...

from LibraryCin

Jill Price can remember everything she did and any major or minor events that took place on any date from the time she was about 11 years old. Before that, she remembers some, starting from when she was 2- or 3-years old. Problem is, the memories bombard her all the time; it just doesn't turn off...