Little Toy Tribe

I Remember

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$10.4 $16 In stock

A poignant, gently humorous story to help young children understand dementia, following George and his forgetful granny as they play, dance and share chocolate biscuits together — proving the heart always remembers, even when the mind forgets.

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  • Author: Jeanne Willis
  • Format: Paperback
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Scarlett O. ★★★★★

The chocolate biscuit scene had me tearing up, honestly. It handles dementia with such a light, warm touch that my daughter actually asks to read it again before bed, and we always end up talking about her own grandparents afterward.

Aurora S. ★★★★★

My six-year-old and I have read this three nights in a row now, and she loves pointing out all the chocolate biscuits in the illustrations. It's such a gentle way to talk about why Granny sometimes forgets things, and the dancing pages always make her giggle.

Avery ★★★★★

My four-year-old kept asking why George's granny forgot things, and this book explained it so gently through the chocolate biscuit scenes. The way the story balances sadness with dancing and play really helped him understand without getting scared.