Why Men Never Remember and Women Never Forget by Marianne J. Legato is not you’re usual "let's study the social differences between the sexes" book. There is more science than societal antidote here. Somethings I learned: facts like men's brains are bigger than women's but women's brains have more interconnectivity between the different sections. And the fact that men's ability to process language and to understand what is said to them starts to diminish as early as age 35, while women preserve this function until after menopause.
A great primer on the study of the brain and other gender differences and it is written in an easy to understand style - for the lay people out there. An interesting read.
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