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Open Book Toronto Posts a Fine Review of “What My Grandma Means to Say”
Here are quotes from another great review of JC’s book for children about Alzheimer’s and the link to the site: http://www.openbooktoronto.com/news/read_me_what_my_grandma_means_say_jc_sulzenko “Read To Me, a new series on Open Book, showcases those magical children’s books that kids will ask you to read multiple times, and that you’ll love reading… THE BOOK: This book, perfect for […]
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Five-Star Review of “What My Grandma Means to Say” on About.Com
JC welcomed a five-star review by Susan Adcox on About.Com. Here are some excerpts from the review which can be found at http://grandparents.about.com/od/bookswithgrandparents/fr/What-My-Grandma-Means-To-Say.htm: “Although children can’t have Alzheimer’s, millions of children suffer from it, as they watch beloved grandparents descend into dementia. Other family members may struggle to explain what is happening. Help is at […]
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A Play for children from JC Sulzenko
What my grandma means to say, JC’s one-act play gives elementary school-aged children and their families the chance to learn in a gentle way about how Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias can affect a person and what they can do to support someone living such a disease.
On this Website Soon: the updated Discussion Guide for “What My Grandma Means to Say,” the Play
Within the next weeks, the Discussion Guide for teachers and community leaders, which complements JC’s play for children about Alzheimer’s disease, will be available in downloadable PDF form from this website. “This updated version will be user-friendly and interactive with direct links to organizations and sources that can be helpful to families, teachers and healthcare […]
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She vowed she loved him,