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Books for younger children that aim to increase understanding about dementia and how they can help.

Dementia can be difficult enough for any adult to comprehend, so how do you explain it to a child? This personalised book could help.

From the May 2015 issue of our magazine, Janet Baylis, Manager of the Society's Dementia Knowledge Centre, reviews a children's book and a one-stop guide.

We look at books and comics about dementia that are aimed at younger readers.

Readers comment on a book of practical projects to help with memory loss and dementia.

Readers tell us what they thought of this book for family, friends and carers of people with dementia.

We hear what readers think about a memoir from a former Alzheimer’s Society service user whose wife had dementia.

Readers share their views about an intriguing verse novel portraying a friendship between a young runaway and a woman with dementia.

From the July 2015 issue of our magazine, Reading Well Books on Prescription for dementia recommends books that people affected by the condition may find helpful. Andrew Bence meets people at a reading by one of the authors.