Book Review
Welcome to our book review section
In this section you will find reviews from books highlighting the issues of dementia.
The books will cover a wide range of topics relating to dementia. We'd also love to hear from you if you have a particular book you would like to recommend. Please email web@alzheimers.org.uk
If you want more information on dementia please take a look at our Dementia Catalogue. It is a unique bibliographic resource containing 10,000 records of published materials, about all aspects of dementia care and research- books, journal articles, videos/DVDs and dementia care training resources.
Latest book reviews
Titles
- Taking their side: fighting their corner from the Dementia Advocacy Network
- Dementia and Mum: who really cares? by Michael Fassio
- Dementia: a glorious opportunity (DVD) by Jennifer Bute
- Who will I be when I die? by Christine Bryden
In this section
- You are here: Book Review
- And still the music plays: stories of people with dementia
- Selfish Pig's Guide to Caring
- Involving families in care homes
- Alzheimer's and other dementias: Answers at your fingertips
- The Madonnas of Leningrad by Debra Dean
- Lavender Blues by Doris Corti
- Contented Dementia written by Oliver James
- Conversation starters
- Excellence in Dementia Care:Research into practice
- Alzheimer's - Caring for your loved one, caring for yourself by Sharon Fish Mooney
- Take me home: Parkinson's, My Father, Myself by Jonathan Taylor
- The Smell of Chocolate by Barbara McGuire
- Still Alice
- Knickers in the Fridge
- Ice cream in the cupboard by Pat Moffett
- Recommended reads
- A good read
- Book reviews - November 2010
- Book reviews - December 2010
- Keeping Mum: Caring for someone with dementia by Marianne Talbot
Download publications
There are a number of publications you can download free of charge.
Order publications
We have a number of publications for you to buy - from guides to implementing good practice and planning quality care services to practical ideas for improving the lives of people with dementia.
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