Why can’t you remember what you had for lunch three days ago? What makes some memories stick while others fade away? In her book Remember, Lisa Genova explains why we forget things and how memory failures are often a normal part of brain function. She asserts that our brains evolved to be selective, holding onto meaningful information while letting go of unnecessary details. Keep reading to discover the fascinating science behind memory—and learn why forgetting isn’t always a bad thing.
Why We Forget Things: Lisa Genova Explains Memory Failures










