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by P. E. Shadrick (Author), Amanda Letcher (Illustrator), Jennifer Rees (Editor)
With the help of good friends, you always find your way.
Deep in the sun-dappled forest, Emory, a noble but forgetful elephant, finds himself disoriented and lost. But just when he needs them most, two unlikely heroes swoop in- a parrot with a flair for the dramatic and a frog with a heart of pure gold. Together, they embark on a thrilling quest, navigating twists and turns, and facing challenges that test their bravery and ingenuity. As they journey on, Emory's new friends safely guide him home, proving that with kindness and good friends by your side, even the most confusing paths can lead to a brighter way.
This heartwarming tale puts a creative twist on the old adage "an elephant never forgets," instead showcasing the resilience of support and perseverance in the face of memory loss. Drawing inspiration from P.E. Shadrick's father's experience with dementia, this story invites young readers into a vivid world filled with colorful characters and enchanting landscapes, offering a gentle and imaginative introduction to the challenges of memory loss in someone they love.
'Elephants DO Forget: How Emory Found His Memory' is perfect for children aged 3-6 who love adventure, animals, and the magic of friendship. Parents and educators will appreciate how this imaginative adventure helps children understand the memory loss of a loved one in a gentle, age-appropriate way.
