Publisher's Synopsis
Like any other young child, Chloe still has a lot to learn about life, and, as she grows older, the lessons only get tougher. It seems like new challenges await her at every corner, and some of them are pretty difficult to maneuver.
When she starts noticing peculiar changes in her grandmother's behavior, Chloe realizes that she's not the only one in her family who has to confront the challenges of getting older. And, when she finds out that her friend Heather is experiencing similar things with her grandfather, Chloe realizes that she's not the only kid who has to cope with a loved one's memory loss and confusion.
Why Does Grandma Call Me Jenny? is a must-read for any child involved in the life of someone with Alzheimer's disease, dementia, or any other condition consequent of aging. A heartfelt and hopeful book, it introduces young readers to some of the sensitive situations their older relatives may go through as they age. Empowering, upbeat, and fun, it also gives our little ones a unique, creative way to bridge the multigenerational gap between themselves and their elders, so that they can create memories that will last them a lifetime.
