My mum used to love reading, but sadly got to the point where she could no longer read a whole page, or follow a story.
She would still read greetings cards and short sentences, though!

I looked for a book that would be suitable and found them
- too wordy
- too aimed at ‘children’
- too American (I’ve nothing against the US, but I wanted UK spelling!).
So, I created “Words Without Stories” to be a series of eye-catching images, with captions.
- It’s a slim paperback, so she can hold it easily.
- It’s short.
- It’s got big print.
It’s not designed to be read, in the traditional sense. It's also an aid to help ME (or you, as the accompanying reader) to spark a conversation.

Hopefully also being a guide as to

- what images catch interest (if any do)

- what level of reading your loved one is at

- whether they can tell the time/recognise clocks

- whether they can answer questions