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Moonwalking with Einstein

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Unlock the secrets of a perfect memory with “Moonwalking with Einstein.” Discover the ancient “memory palace” technique and transform your ability to remember anything. Follow journalist Joshua Foer’s incredible journey as he explores the science and history of memory, revealing how anyone can achieve extraordinary feats of recall. ISBN: 9780141032139

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Description

  • ISBN-13: 9780141032139
  • Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd
  • Binding: Paperback
  • Height: 201 mm
  • No of Pages: 320
  • Series Title: English
  • Weight: 238 gr
  • ISBN-10: 0141032138
  • Publisher Date: 02 Feb 2012
  • Depth: 22
  • Language: English
  • Returnable: Y
  • Spine Width: 21 mm
  • Width: 136 mm

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Weight 0.5 kg

22 reviews for Moonwalking with Einstein

  1. Shreya Singh

    I really enjoyed learning about the memory palace! Foer’s writing is engaging, although some parts felt a little slow. Overall, a great read!

  2. Kanchi Yadav

    Amazing! I’ve already started using the techniques and seeing results. Highly recommend for anyone who wants to improve their memory.

  3. Jayant Tomar

    A good introduction to mnemonics. It’s well-written and accessible, but I was hoping for more practical exercises. Felt a little bit like a biography at times.

  4. Nidhi Singh

    Interesting premise, but the author’s writing style wasn’t for me. I found it a bit rambling at times. Still some good information though.

  5. Aman

    An okay read. I learned a few things, but I didn’t find it as life-changing as some other reviewers did. It was somewhat interesting, but not amazing.

  6. Suryanshu Shekhar Singh

    Mind-blowing! It really shows the potential our brains hold. I can now remember the name of everyone I meet.

  7. Parakh Agrawal

    A fun and engaging read that taught me a lot about how memory works! I have been using the tools from the book for daily learning.

  8. Abha Suman

    A captivating journey into the world of memory. Foer’s experiences are inspiring, and the techniques are surprisingly effective. I like the author’s writing.

  9. Vidhi Kackar

    It was a decent book, but some parts were repetitive. It could be shorter. The author does a decent job explaining memory.

  10. Saksham Kumar Srivastava

    This book is incredible! It’s changed the way I think about memory. I’m excited to continue practicing these techniques. Truly fascinating!

  11. Himanshu

    A fascinating look at memory, but sometimes felt a bit too focused on the author’s personal journey. Still, worth reading if you’re curious about memory techniques.

  12. Samridh Shakya

    I love this book. It is so interesting to understand how the memory works. It changed my life.

  13. Siddhant

    I am using the memory palace technique! The book changed the way I study, highly recommend. I can memorize things easily now.

  14. Arushi Mittal

    An okay book. It has some useful information about memory techniques but it gets lost in the personal stories. I give it

  15. Samiksha Chaurasia

    I loved this book! It’s a fun and informative exploration of memory. Foer makes a complex topic easy to understand. Highly recommended!

  16. Manasi Prabhakar Bele

    I liked it but didn’t love it. Worth a read if you are genuinely curious about memory and mnemonics. Overall, it was not bad.

  17. Robin Thakur

    Excellent book! I couldn’t put it down. The memory techniques explained are very helpful. It’s a must-read for memory improvement.

  18. Shubh Gupta

    It is an awesome book. Made understanding and applying the techniques easy. My memory is much better now.

  19. Moksh Ashish Shah

    It was fine, but not amazing. A good introduction to memory techniques. I was hoping for more in-depth explanations.

  20. Muskan Gupta

    An interesting concept, but I found it hard to put into practice. The book was more theoretical than practical for me. Some parts were engaging, and others dragged.

  21. Aayush Sharma

    Not what I expected. Too much focus on the author’s journey and not enough on the science of memory. Disappointed.

  22. Iqraa

    Readable, but not particularly groundbreaking. I wish it had more actionable advice instead of focusing on stories.

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