Books That Inform, Inspire & Make a Difference

Caring for someone with dementia can be exhausting, confusing, and emotionally overwhelming—especially when the “right” response seems to change from one day to the next.

Dealing with Dementia for Caregivers is a practical guide for families who need more than general advice. It focuses on the real-life challenges caregivers face, including difficult behaviors, communication problems, resistance to care, sundowning, safety concerns, changing routines, caregiver burnout, and the progression into later-stage dementia.

The book also examines 62 common caregiving mistakes—not to criticize caregivers, but to help them recognize approaches that can unintentionally increase frustration, conflict, or distress. It offers more workable strategies for responding with greater understanding and less confrontation.

Because caregiving involves far more than hands-on care, the book also includes more than 70 helpful resources covering support services, planning, medical concerns, respite, legal and financial issues, and other practical needs.

This is not a book that promises to make dementia caregiving easy. It is designed to make it more understandable, more manageable, and less isolating—with practical guidance caregivers can actually use.

Also available at Ingram Spark for those in the U.S. & U.K..

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Remember when phones stayed attached to the wall, televisions had only a handful of channels, and children somehow survived entire afternoons without Wi-Fi?

Tales from Memory Lane is a large-print reminiscence book designed to spark memories, conversation, laughter, and connection. Filled with familiar topics from decades past, it invites readers to revisit the everyday experiences that helped shape their lives—from childhood and school days to family traditions, household routines, entertainment, work, holidays, and the little things that once seemed ordinary but now feel wonderfully nostalgic.

Especially well suited for older adults and people living with memory loss, the book can be enjoyed independently or shared with caregivers, family members, friends, or groups. There are no tests, no right answers, and no pressure to remember every detail. The goal is simply to open the door to memories that may still be waiting just around the corner.

Sometimes all it takes is a familiar question, an old-fashioned object, or the reminder of something you haven’t thought about in 50 years to suddenly hear yourself saying:

“Oh, I remember that!”

And once that happens, you never know what story might come next.

Also available at Ingram Spark for those in the U.S. & U.K.:

Purchase the paperback HERE.

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Most families have someone who knows all the stories.

Who made the best Sunday dinner. What Grandpa was really like as a young man. Which relative was always getting into trouble. What the family did before air conditioning, smartphones, streaming television, and the luxury of asking Google every question that crossed our minds.

The problem is, those stories are often never written down.

The Memory Keeper is a guided life-story journal created to help preserve the memories, experiences, traditions, family history, and personal details that make one person’s life uniquely their own. Thoughtful prompts make it easier to record everything from childhood memories and school years to relationships, work, holidays, favorite things, lessons learned, meaningful experiences, and the ordinary moments that often turn out to matter most.

It can be completed independently, shared with a caregiver, or used by family members as a conversation starter. That makes it especially meaningful for older adults and families who want to capture stories now instead of someday realizing, “I wish I had asked about that.”

And no, you do not need to remember every date, every name, or exactly what year Aunt Betty bought that hideous avocado-green sofa.

This is not a test.

The goal is to preserve the stories that still matter—the funny ones, the tender ones, the surprising ones, and the details future generations may never know unless someone takes the time to record them.

Because family history is not just made up of major events.

Sometimes it is the recipe nobody wrote down, the nickname no one remembers the origin of, the first car someone loved, the song that always played in the kitchen, or the story everyone has heard a hundred times and will someday desperately wish they could hear one more time.

The Memory Keeper helps make sure those stories do not disappear with the person who remembers them.

Available to order on Amazon at: https://mybook.to/THEMEMORYKEEPER

Or through Ingram Spark (to U.S. & U.K. customers only) at: https://bit.ly/TheMemoryKeeper-IS