
My Dad Can't Recognize Faces
My dad greets everyone warmly. The problem is that he almost never knows who they are.
For your family
Dad retired and now supervises everything, Mom hears differently, your brother is allergic to everything and your grown son sleepwalks. Families need manuals too.
These short ebooks help you understand them with patience and humor, and they make a good gift for the whole family. Instant PDF download.

My dad greets everyone warmly. The problem is that he almost never knows who they are.

"Dorothy. Honey. I love you. But go take a walk." (His first Tuesday of retirement, with a notebook that said HOUSE PROJECT.)

"Dad, shall we go up?" "One moment. I'm preparing myself." "It's a staircase." "It's a challenge."

"Terri, honey, you're cooking this year." "Mom, my brother is allergic to everything." "To almost everything."

"One fifty-eight over ninety-eight." "It must be the machine."

"Honey, do you hear that?" I didn't hear anything. My mother had been listening for weeks to a cricket living in her left ear.

I asked if he wanted a coffee. He heard "toffee." This is the archive of everything that was said and everything that was heard.

I walked into the hallway with a rolling pin, thinking they were burglars. It was my son, looking for the printer in the broom closet.
Yes. They are short, clear and warm, great for laughing together as a family.
No. They are humor books with general information and do not replace a health professional.