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The Color of Memories: Helping Children Understand Memory Loss

By: Kristina Pfennig
Narrated by: Trina VerSteeg Wilcox
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The Color of Memories is the story of Grandma Winnie and her family as they struggle with her memory loss. Grandma Winnie created costumes in her past, and her adoring grandchildren loved listening to her stories as she washed the family laundry. Her baseball playing grandson fears losing his grandmother when she starts mixing up the laundry and leaving out parts of the costume stories.

Based on real people and true events, this early listener helps young children understand what happens when a grandparent develops memory loss from accident, injury, or disease.

©2020` Kristina Pfennig (P)2021 Kristina Pfennig Growing Up & Facts of Life Literature & Fiction

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