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Remembering for Both of Us
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Remembering for Both of Us: A Child Learns about Alzheimer's
by Charlotte Wood, Dennis Auth (Illustrator)

Remembering for Both of Us is a touching story of a child’s first glimpse of Alzheimer’s and a reminder that ties of the heart transcend age and illness.

Overview
Tasha loves her grandfather, and she knows that PaPa loves her. But lately, PaPa has begun to forget things. He’s often confused and upset. Sometimes, he doesn’t even recognize his own family. How can Tasha’s grandmother help her see that while PaPa is changing, his love for Tasha has not?

About the Author
Charlotte B. Wood retired after thirty-two years of teaching in the Chesterfield, Virginia, public schools. The birth of her first grandchild provided Charlotte with the inspiration to pursue her hobby of writing for children. Sadly, her husband, William, also a teacher, was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s shortly after his retirement; he passed in 2013. Charlotte’s desire to share insights learned from the challenges of her husband’s illness resulted in Remembering for Both of Us. She lives in Midlothian, Virginia, and is active in her community and church.

About the Illustrator
Dennis Auth hails from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where teaching guitar and leading a rock band landed him in art school, inspiring instructors and fellow design students alike. He began freelancing after relocating as an ad-agency art director to Virginia Beach, where he illustrated in multiple media for projects ranging from children’s books to striking architecture.
The Tidewater area is home to Dennis, his wife, and their grown children.


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Average Rating: Average Rating: 5 of 5 5 of 5 Total Reviews: 2 > Write a review and receive 10% off!

 
 
5 of 5 Remembering for Both of Us January 20, 2020
Reviewer: P Cove from Beaufort, SC United States  
This book is perfect for my grandchildren whose other grandpa has Alzheimer's, as they are confused at the changes in his personality.


 
 
5 of 5 cute,inexpensive March 24, 2017
Reviewer: Grand Pa Jim from New Mexico  
This was a great way to introduce my grand kids as to what I know is happening to me.
Thank you