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Bookitis & Co. · The Literary Chemist & Reader’s Gazette · Open to the incurably curious
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Joshua Foer takes readers on a captivating journey into the hidden world of memory, blending personal adventure with cutting‑edge science. After winning the U.S. Memory Championship, Foer reveals how ancient mnemonic techniques—like the method of loci, where you mentally place information along familiar routes—can be mastered by anyone willing to train their brain. Through vivid anecdotes, from recalling grocery lists to memorizing decks of cards, he demystifies the art and neuroscience behind why we forget and how we can remember everything. The book is both a memoir of his transformation from a skeptical journalist to a memory champion and a practical guide that equips readers with tools to sharpen their own recall, proving that extraordinary memory is less a gift and more a skill anyone can develop.
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ISBN-10 0143120530 · ISBN-13 9780143120537 · Penguin Books · Feb 28, 2012
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ISBN-13 9780141952277 · Penguin Books, Limited · 2011

ISBN-10 1410439151 · ISBN-13 9781410439154 · Thorndike Press · 2011

ISBN-13 9781594135316 · Large Print Press · 2011

ISBN-10 159420229X · ISBN-13 9781594202292 · Penguin · 2011
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