Books About Alzheimer's

The Best Alzheimer's Books for Kids

Looking for excellent children's books about alzheimer's? This collection brings together Bookroo's highest-rated and most useful picks in one place.

Start with our editorial favorites, then browse recommendations organized by reading stage to find the right book for your reader.

The Shortlist

Our 3 Favorite Books About Alzheimer's

Popcorn
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$1797
Chapter Book · Ages 8–12 · 2024

Popcorn

Andrew's Picture Day spirals into chaos, testing his anxiety and fears.

288 pages· 40,721 words· Est. 5.5 hour read
4.1 Goodreads · 1,938 ratings
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Hardcover
Summary: Andrew faces a disastrous Picture Day, battling bullies, mishaps, and his own anxiety. As his worries escalate, news of his missing grandmother pushes him to the brink. Can he find calm amidst chaos and capture the perfect school photo? This humorous tale explores the challenges of anxiety and the power of accepting help.
The Exact Location of Home
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$858
Chapter Book · Ages 8–12 · 2014

The Exact Location of Home

A boy uses a GPS to uncover his father's mysterious disappearance.

272 pages· 51,752 words· Est. 7 hour read
4.2 Goodreads · 721 ratings
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Paperback
Summary: Zig Zigonski, a tech-savvy boy, hasn't seen his father in over a year. When his dad's visit is abruptly canceled, Zig suspects hidden clues around town. Armed with a garage sale GPS and his friend Gianna, he embarks on a quest to find answers. As he follows the trail, Zig learns that people and places aren't always what they seem, and discovers that home might have more than one meaning. Will Zig find his father, or uncover something entirely unexpected? Dive into this heartfelt journey of love, hope, and the true meaning of home.
Rolling On
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$1697
Chapter Book · Ages 10–13 · 2024

Rolling On

Ellie navigates first love and loss as her world shifts unexpectedly.

224 pages· 42,074 words· Est. 4.5 hour read
4.2 Goodreads · 206 ratings
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Hardcover
Summary: Ellie Cowan wishes she could pause time as eighth grade ends. Her feelings for best friend Bert are changing, and her grandfather's health is declining. Can she balance first love and letting go? As high school looms, Ellie must decide what to hold onto and what to release. Will she find the courage to face these new challenges?