This story is perfect for children aged from 4 to 8 years old, as well as their parents, carers and anyone affected by Alzheimer’s.  With its simple language, engaging illustrations and relatable themes, it gently introduces young readers to the complexities of memory loss in a way they can understand.  The story beautifully highlights the importance of family love through the bond between Amy and her grandma, teaching empathy and patience as Amy learns to be understanding and supportive of her grandma’s memory challenges.

 

It also encourages creativity and problem-solving, showing how Amy’s inventive ways help her grandma remember cherished moments.  Most importantly, it fosters emotional resilience, demonstrating how love and positive interactions can alleviate worries and fears, making it a valuable read for families navigating similar experiences.

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What emotions does this book deal with?

This book beautifully explores a range of emotions and themes. It delves into love and affection through the bond between Amy and her grandma, worry and concern when Amy notices Grandma’s forgetfulness, confusion and fear as Amy wonders if she mixed up Grandma’s memories and reassurance and comfort from Mummy’s loving explanations. The story also highlights joy and happiness in Amy’s interactions with Grandma, teaching children about understanding memory loss, empathy and compassion towards loved ones experiencing memory issues...