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A Summer Walk: Large Print Fiction for Seniors with Dementia, Alzheimer’s, a Stroke or people who enjoy simplified stories (Senior Fiction)
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About A Summer Walk: Large Print Fiction For Seniors With
Buy your loved one a simplified but enjoyable story, specially written for people with Dementia, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s or rehabilitating after a Stroke. Perfect for anyone facing challenges with memory or concentration but who still wants to be treated as an adult. Presented as ’normal’ 6x9 inch paperback book with an attention grabbing modern cover that looks similar to those used on James Patterson novels. The warm weather brings the perfect opportunity to go for a walk and experience the summer in this relaxing story. Enjoy a friendly, gentle walk in this calming book about a summer’s day full of pleasant experiences. Remember the simple pleasure of walking barefoot on grass, enjoying an ice cream or watching children play? There is no mention of dementia anywhere on the cover or inside the book, so no indication to the reader that this is in anyway a ‘special needs’ book. Yet inside is where the magic happens. Over 6 positive chapters our central character explores their day. They meet and talk to people and make simple discoveries or observations. An enjoyable and relevant story is told of experiences that help the reader smile. Each chapter starts with a photograph that is relevant to the story and gives the reader with a helpful visual prompt. Short paragraphs are used with easy to read 16 point large print. This is helps the the reader avoid struggling with long paragraphs and stops them feeling overwhelmed by long chapters or confusing words. Jamie Stonebridge books are written in collaboration with people that have direct, positive experience of working with loved ones and patients that have dementia. They understand the enjoyment that can be gained from the simplicity of everyday events and the calming effect of a satisfying ending. Real and relevant books give pride and confidence to people with Dementia. Avoid the embarrassment of using children’s books and choose Senior Fiction instead. We can all live through books. Reading alone or with others is a wonderful thing. Choose a Jamie Stonebridge book and bring happiness to the later stages of life. Make Every Day A Good Day
