The Memory Bible
An Innovative Strategy for Keeping Your Brain Young

The apparent audience for this book is baby boomers who read at a fifth-grade level and who are concerned about the threat of Alzheimer's disease. With all due respect to those people and their needs, I was looking for something else, i.e., targeted strategies for improving my memory. Although such s......more

Good book with many different strategies and suggests to keep your brain young. I've learned how to remember a long string of numbers (using Peg Method), using LOOK, SNAP and CONNECT to remember things/Names and faces better. I've learned different ways to reduce stress. I've learned about diet that's......more

Have you ever lost your keys? Have you ever parked in a parking lot and exited the building only to realize that you forgot where you parked? Do you have problems recalling names and faces? If any of this describes you, and chances are that it does, this book could be for you. While I do say that, t......more

I am very rarely super critical of a book as I enjoy reading and find something from almost everything, but I have to just be honest that this was the first time I was straight up disappointed in a book. The title is so misleading, first of all, after the first 2 chapters it’s not about memory techn......more

I picked this up while searching for actual books to help in memorizing sections of the Bible, and I read it because I have noticed that I don't retain information as well as I used to and can no longer remember people's names after hearing them once like I used to. The book seems to be aimed at an......more