Book: Someone Not Really Her Mother

Decent read, imagine being an Alzheimer's patient This book wasn’t so good that I would actively recommend it, but it wasn’t bad either. It’s a story about a woman suffering from Alzheimer’s disease and it is told from her point of view. The characters are well developed, especially considering that it is a short book. However, it never really went anywhere. On the other hand, I admit that I was somewhat distracted as a listened toward the end, so perhaps it was just me. If you’re interested in getting inside the mind of someone with Alzheimer’s, then this is an interesting read. Of course we don’t know whether it bears resemblance to the real experience since it was undoubtedly written by someone who is not an Alzheimer’s patient.