Audio Books For People With Dementia

My audio books are designed, written and produced to provide easy, engaging entertainment for listeners with mild to moderate cognitive challenges, or dementia. 

For example, an elderly person that may experience difficulty with concentration, or perhaps unable to fully read a book themselves. The individual may struggle with a caretaker reading a book to them. My books seek to bridge this challenge, while providing caretakers with some down time while their loved one is being read a story that is designed to stimulate imagination. 

Click here to learn more about value to a caretaker, and a representative sample of the format and content. 

You can find these audiobooks at the following locations:

The Americas

• Overdrive/Libby (see below) - You can listen for free from your local library, when offered in their collection. Libby is the app you use for listening. Works great. Click here to send me an email, and I will ask your library for you. 
• Amazon Audio Books
• Apple Books (book app on your iPhone or other Apple device)
• Audible
• Bookmate Audio
• Findaway 
• Google Play (book app on your Android or other Google OS device)
• Kobo (Wamart's online book store)
• Scribd 

Offered Through Library Catalogs

• Overdrive Audio Libby 
• Hoopla 
• Baker & Taylor 
• Bibliotheca 
• Ingram Distribution 

..and locations on The Continent, UK, India and The East.

In this first episode of The Eyes of Penn, the listener is introduced to the rock band called The Johnsons, the protagonist of our story.

The Johnsons are a group of four musicians, whose love for music and fellowship withstand the elusive goal of commercial success. In just trying to make a living playing music, they find themselves being tested; having to stand up to powerful forces that collide with their world. A collision that occasionally require the members of the band to tap into hidden powers. 

Respectively made for an adult with mild to moderate dementia, The Eyes of Penn

seek to deliver caretakers with much-needed down time, while their loved one is being read an entertaining story.

Chapters are short (2-3 minutes long), contain summaries prior to chapter start and  music interludes between the chapters are provided.  These are just a few of the applied techniques designed to keep the attention of a cognitively challenged listener, stimulate imagination and deliver sustained entertainment. 

Available as a free download from your participating library via Libby app and others, where stocked your library. If you don't see it in Libby or other library book apps, contact your library to offer it. 

In this second episode of The Eyes of Penn, the listener continues to follow the rock band called The Johnsons, as they try to make an audition for the Indiana State Fair, while being blocked by circumstances out of their control. Will they get that $20,000 gig? Your loved one listening will find out.

The Johnsons are a group of four musicians, whose love for music and fellowship withstand the elusive goal of commercial success. In just trying to make a living playing music, they find themselves being tested; having to stand up to powerful forces that collide with their world. A collision that occasionally require the members of the band to tap into hidden powers. 

Respectively made for an adult with mild to moderate dementia, The Eyes of Penn

seek to deliver caretakers with much-needed down time, while their loved one is being read an entertaining story.

Chapters are short (2-3 minutes long), contain summaries prior to chapter start and music interludes between the chapters are provided. These are just a few of the applied techniques designed to keep the attention of a cognitively challenged listener, stimulate imagination and deliver sustained entertainment. 

Available as a free download from your participating library via Libby app and others, where stocked your library. If you don't see it in Libby or other library book apps, contact your library to offer it.