The Woman Who Can't Forget

As a young girl, Jill Price began to remember. The problem was that she could never forget, not one detail of one day, not one feeling or smell or sound or peripheral event. Celeste Ciulla provides Jill's voice in this narrative, capturing the anguish and the joy of everything from her mother's nagging about her weight to the thrill of meeting her husband. Ciulla maintains a calm and detached tone, particularly in the sections of the story that deal with Jill's feelings about events, as opposed to her unavoidable and repetitious memories of them. Ciulla's performance blends the dispassion of scientific study with the reality of a deeply personal memoir. R.L. (c) AudioFile 2008, Portland, Maine