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Books like Remember
A comforting, conversational guide that transforms the terrifying prospect of forgetting into a fascinating exploration of how our minds actually work. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Remember.
- comforting
- enlightening
- hopeful
- reflective
- 01
Moonwalking with Einstein
Joshua Foer
A witty, mind-expanding plunge into an eccentric subculture that will completely change how you think about your own brain.
- 02
Lifespan
Matthew D. LaPlante
A visionary and scientifically grounded exploration that reframes the inevitability of aging into a solvable biological puzzle.
- 03
Brain Rules
John Medina · 2008
A witty, science-backed user manual for the human mind that turns complex neurology into actionable daily habits.
- 04
Effortless
Greg McKeown
A soothing antidote to hustle culture that gives you permission to stop making everything so incredibly hard.
- 05
Still Alice
Lisa Genova
An intimate, devastatingly empathetic portrait of a brilliant mind slowly unraveling, and the enduring core of humanity left behind.
- 06
Head strong
Dave Asprey
An energetic, actionable blueprint for shaking off mental fog and treating your brain like a high-performance machine.
- 07
Unwinding Anxiety
Judson Brewer
A compassionate, science-backed roadmap out of the exhausting loops of worry and fear.
- 08
Before I Go to Sleep
S. J. Watson
A claustrophobic descent into a fractured mind where every trusted truth might be a lethal lie.
- 09
Think Again
Adam Grant
A friendly, intellectually stimulating invitation to dismantle your deepest assumptions and discover the freedom of changing your mind.
- 10
How we learn
Benedict Carey
A reassuring, science-backed permission slip to stop cramming and start letting your brain learn the way it actually wants to.
- 11
A Thousand Brains
Jeff Hawkins
A cerebral exploration of how the mind works and what it means for the future of thinking machines.
- 12
I Remember Nothing and Other Reflections
Nora Ephron
A sharp, hilarious, and ultimately heartbreaking conversation with your smartest friend over a very good lunch.
