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How to Read Faster and Remember More

Morris N. Young
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Pages
239
Year
2017
Language
English
Publisher
Frederick Fell Publishers, Inc.

About

Here you can actually learn how to double---triple---and even quadruple your reading speed while you develop and astonishingly effective and masterful memory at the same time! This intriguing and novel approach to "speed reading" developed by an experienced ophthalmologist and his wife, can help you advance in every type of learning, every literary need or desired, every form of daily reading routine---from a casual memo to a technical treatise---through simplified, ready-to-use techniques that blend reading and remembering into one unified force!

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