Phyllis and Grace
Nigel Gray, Bethan Welby (illustrator)
A girl called Grace lives next door to Phyllis, an elderly woman whose memory is fading. There is an underlying sadness about Phyllis’ decline, but overall this is a very warm story about the genuine friendship between the two, with humorous touches. A gentle picture book which is perfect for helping children understand what is going on if someone they know has dementia.
Ages 4-7
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