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My 4 year old daughter likes to memorize a lot of things. She memorized a whole book which has 32 pages (it's a picture book, but kind of long) when she was 2 and half. Now she memorizes a couple books from the beginning to the end with only a few mistakes. She also knows lots of dinosaur names.
I know small kids have good memories, but my daughter's memory is really good compare to the other kids. I would like to know how memory will work at school and if my daughter will be always with good memory.

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