“Weeds in Nana’s Garden”

this image shows the book cover to Weeds in Nanas Garden

“Weeds in Nana’s Garden”

I was contacted by Kathryn Harrison from Canada, the author of the book “Weeds in Nana’s Garden’ inviting me to take a look at it on line.

I loved it, blown away by the busy illustrations which complement the swift analogies contained in the artistic text. The book was written to help others caring for a loved one with dementia and draws on Kathryn’s own personal journey caring for her Mother who developed early onset dementia at the age of 62.

The book will also increase overall awareness of dementia diseases, with a goal to reach more people through the schools and libraries.

Finally, to further augment the impact of the book, indie publisher, Flipturn Publishing will donate $1 from each book sold to the Alzheimer Society of Canada. In this way, our book helps families face the challenge of a dementia disease and changes lives for the better.

The Alzheimer Society is Canada’s leading health charity for people living with Alzheimer’s Disease and other dementias.

The book also contains a useful and informative Q&A section at the back and is available to view here. To purchase a copy and help the Alzheimer Society of Canada please use this link if you are in the UK . If you are in the US please use this link. If you are in Canada then please use this one. For any UK Sales generated as a result of this article I will donate the 5% affiliate fee to Dementia UK. Thank you.

Caron

Award-winning blogger and former care columnist for Devon Life magazine. I am passionate about helping elderly people and people with dementia live purposeful and independent lives.
Designer of the Dementia Assistance Card and Points Of Light award recipient, Caron hopes to help carers when resources are limited and demand is ever-increasing. I am here to support you.

2 Comments

  1. Thank you also Kathryn for sending me a hard copy all the way from Canada.I am going to use it as a prize in a small competition for readers here and social media followers. This will help raise some more awareness about dementia and your beautiful book.

  2. Thank-you so much Caron for taking the time to read and review my new book. It means so much to me that you shared your thoughts about this special book.

    And I’m thrilled that you enjoyed it! The more readable and understandable we can make information about dementia, the more support there will be for it! xoxo

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