Feeling mentally scattered, foggy, or easily distracted can be frustrating — but it does not mean you are powerless. With the right habits and simple daily strategies, you can support clearer thinking, steadier attention, and greater confidence in everyday life.The Focus Fix is a practical and encouraging guide for adults over 55 who want to improve concentration, reduce brain fog, and better understand how attention changes with age. Written in a clear, accessible style, this book...

Forgetting is a normal part of life — but understanding why it happens can make memory changes feel less worrying and far more manageable.The Forgetting Curve is a clear and practical guide for adults who want to better understand memory, aging, and the science of why information fades over time. Inspired by the classic research of Hermann Ebbinghaus and supported by modern insights into cognitive health, this book explains how memory works, why forgetting happens, and what everyda...

Strong relationships do more than make life feel richer — they can also play an important role in supporting memory, mood, confidence, and long-term cognitive wellbeing.The Social Brain is a warm and practical guide for adults who want to understand the powerful connection between social engagement and brain health. Written in a clear, encouraging style, this book explores how meaningful conversations, shared activities, friendship, family bonds, community involvement, and a sense ...

The time remaining for this earth is short. Both the Church and the world know this to be true. A transition of worlds is imminent. The eternal realms of heaven and hell are real and these realms are the only two choices offered to humanity for continuation after death. The Bible is intimidating for so many of its readers. Countless souls struggle to grasp, with clarity, the specific instructions outlined in the Word of God on how to correctly prepare for a glorious eternity with Jesus as ...

Small town, southern girl, Clair Christopher, leaves her home in Natchez,Mississippi to escape the pain of being jilted at the altar by her fianc. She travels to Los Angeles and unexpectedly finds a new love in the person of Mack Fielding, a rock-star of the We Are the World, 1985 music era.Fate throws the two strangers together when Clair, jogging in the park, is chased by an unknown man and ends up in the path of Macks car. When he insists that she move into his home to recoupera...

Society is failing too many children. But we can do better.A difficult home life. A missed diagnosis. A disrupted education. Falling in with the wrong crowd. Every year thousands of children fall through the cracks in our society and become victims of a destructive cycle that ends in exploitation, violence, and lost life chances.As Commissioner for Children in England, Anne Longfield CBE witnessed the devastating effects of this cycle as vulnerable young pe...

From New York Times bestselling author Anne Rivers Siddons comes a bittersweet and finely wrought story of friendship, family, and Charleston society.At twelve, Emily Parmenter knows alone all too well. Left mostly to herself after her beautiful young mother disappeared and her beloved older brother died, Emily is keenly aware of yearning and loss. Rather than be consumed by sadness, she has built a life around the faded plantation where her remote father ...

Stories can explore complicated ideas and bring shared experiences to life. Footage of the Knicks’ upset win in the NBA finals triggers a traumatic memory of family tragedy. A young girl starts bullying her best friend after her big sister goes off to sleepaway camp. An adolescent works through her feelings of anger at her father over her parents’ divorce after discovering his infidelity. A patient’s ugly shoes remind an analyst of her own childhood scars. A daughter recognizes her Holocau...

Turning seventy does not mean your best thinking years are behind you.While ageing can bring real changes, the brain remains capable of learning, adapting, and building strength throughout later life. Memory, focus, emotional wisdom, decision-making, and resilience can all be supported through the right daily habits and a more confident understanding of how the brain works.Your Brain at 70 is a practical and empowering guide for adults in their 70s who want to protect cogni...

No More Socks!Keith does not like socks. But, his mother insists he wear them. Keith devises a plan to prevent another pair of socks from touching his feet. Will the plan work or get him into trouble?

Your brain was built to keep growing, adapting, and making new connections — no matter your age.Learn Something New is an encouraging, practical guide for adults over 55 who want to stay mentally active, curious, and confident through lifelong learning. Instead of treating aging as a time to slow down, this book shows how new skills, creative challenges, hobbies, and meaningful experiences can support memory, focus, confidence, and long-term cognitive wellbeing.Inside, you'...

What you eat does more than fuel your body — it can play an important role in how clearly you think, how well you remember, and how supported your brain feels as you age.Eat for Your Brain is a practical, easy-to-follow guide for adults over 55 who want to better understand the connection between food, memory, focus, and long-term cognitive health. Drawing on current nutrition research and brain-health principles, this book explains how everyday food choices may support healthier a...