My Book about Brains, Change and Dementia

A beautifully illustrated, beautifully written book for children that teaches them about dementia in a realistic, yet simple way.–Wendy Mitchell, author of Somebody I Used to KnowBeautifully written and thoughtfully presented. This important book equips both children and adults with the means to understand and talk about what could otherwise be a mysterious and distressing subject.–Andy Griffiths, children’s author, AustraliaThis book does so well at simplifying but not disguising dementia, and explains in a respectful and understanding way the sorts of changes a person with dementia might experience. It also helps kids to get the support they need.–Takaya Honda, ABC Playschool, NeighboursThis is a great book. Thoughtfully written and beautifully illustrated, it will help children better understand dementia and make it easier for adults explain to children the behavioural changes that can occur when a much loved family member has dementia.–Ita Buttrose AO OBE, Ambassador Dementia Australia; 2013 Australian of the Year

Lynda Moore is a family clinician and consultant with Dementia Australia. She has a master’s degree in clinical family therapy and has worked for over 5 years counselling children impacted by dementia.

George Haddon is an award-winning cartoonist known for his political cartooning in the Herald-Sun newspaper and for the RACV magazine. He has illustrated a number of other children’s books.