A Delightful Picture Book About Friendship, Memory, and Helping Loved Ones Find Their Way

"Subtle and gentle in its messaging, this is a wonderful book for sparking discussions about helping others." - The Children's Book Review

What if an elephant forgot... everything?

Elephants DO Forget: How Emory Found His Memory is a beautifully illustrated children's book that gently introduces young readers to the concept of memory loss and the power of empathy, kindness, and courage.

When Emory the elephant loses his way-and his memory-in the heart of the forest, it's up to two unlikely friends, a clever parrot and a wise frog, to help guide him home. Through empathy, teamwork, and imagination, they teach us that even when our minds forget, our hearts remember.

Perfect for children ages 3-7, this book opens the door to heartfelt conversations about aging, dementia, and helping others, told through an uplifting animal adventure.

Features:

* A gentle introduction to memory loss and dementia, written with care for young minds

* Full-color illustrations that captivate and comfort

* Animal characters kids will love and parents will appreciate

* Ideal for bedtime reading, classroom discussion, or as a gift for families experiencing change

Inspired by author P.E. Shadrick's real-life experience with her father's dementia, Elephants DO Forget helps families talk about difficult topics with kindness and love.

A meaningful gift for grandparents, educators, counselors, and children who are learning to navigate big emotions.