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Ava loves her grandmother, but she is struggling to understand why her grandmother seems so different now. Ava learns about dementia and about grandmother's past as she gets to know and love, even more, her new grandmother.
Troy says, "I decided to share our story, influenced by my experience with my mom, to encourage others, those of you who may be on your own journey with your loved ones. I hope this book will inspire children and adults to embrace the changes caused by dementia, and create new memories with your special family members as well
Visit the National Institute on Aging for more information on dementia.
About the Author
Bethley, Troy Y.: - Dr. Troy Y. Bethley resides in Lake Charles, Louisiana. He is an elementary school principal who supports students, teachers and community members. Troy utilizes research-based instructional strategies to improve student achievement from year to year. Troy received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Southern University and A&M College in Elementary Education. He received his Master of Education degree from the University of North Texas in Educational Administration. Troy enjoys researching ideas for promoting continuous student achievement; therefore, he continued his studies by earning a Doctor of Education degree from the University of North Texas in Educational Leadership. He has enjoyed writing this children's book to encourage others, while caring for his mother with dementia.Wei, Stella: - Stella Wei is an illustrator who graduated from Rhode Island School of Design in 2019. She enjoys working with a variety of media including drawing, painting, fabricating 3D works, and printmaking. Web site: Stella-Wei.com
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