Produktionsjahre: 1940-1950 Enthält die folgenden John-Wayne-Western auf vier DVDs: "Rio Grande" Kirby Yorke ist der Kommandant eines Forts im Westen. Außer von den Apachen steht ihm weiterer Ärger ins Haus, als sein Sohn Jefferson, den er schon lange nicht mehr gesehen hat, als neuer Rekrut auftaucht. Damit nicht genug, reist auch noch Kirbys Frau Kathleen an, weil sie den Sohn zurückholen will ... "Blut am Fargo River" Mit seiner jungen Frau Sandy reist der Spieler John Devlin (John Wayne) nach Dakota, wo das Land durch den Bau der Eisenbahnlinie gute Gewinne verspricht. Unterwegs lernen sie die beiden zwielichtigen Gesellen Jim Bender und Bigtree Collins sowie den skurrilen Flussdampferbesitzer Bounce mit seinem treuen Gefährten Nikodmeus kennen und werden Zeuge eines Mordes ... "Schwarzes Kommando" Bürgerkrieg liegt in der Luft. Bob Seton (John Wayne) gewinnt gegen den Lehrer William Cantrell die Wahl zum Marshal. Beide sind außerdem Kontrahenten um die Gunst der Bankierstochter Mary McCloud. Cantrell betreibt unsaubere Geschäfte und schreckt auch vor kriminellen Methoden nicht zurück ... "San Francisco Lilly" San Francisco im Jahr 1906. Der Spielhallen-Betreiber Tito Morell schuldet dem Rancher Duke Fergus (John Wayne) eine beträchtliche Geldsumme. Beide spielen um das Geld, doch da Morell betrügt, geht Duke als Verlierer vom Tisch ...

Produktionsjahre: 1940-1950 Enthält die folgenden John-Wayne-Western auf vier DVDs: "Rio Grande" Kirby Yorke ist der Kommandant eines Forts im Westen. Außer von den Apachen steht ihm weiterer Ärger ins Haus, als sein Sohn Jefferson, den er schon lange nicht mehr gesehen hat, als neuer Rekrut auftaucht. Damit nicht genug, reist auch noch Kirbys Frau Kathleen an, weil sie den Sohn zurückholen will ... "Blut am Fargo River" Mit seiner jungen Frau Sandy reist der Spieler John Devlin (John Wayne) nach Dakota, wo das Land durch den Bau der Eisenbahnlinie gute Gewinne verspricht. Unterwegs lernen sie die beiden zwielichtigen Gesellen Jim Bender und Bigtree Collins sowie den skurrilen Flussdampferbesitzer Bounce mit seinem treuen Gefährten Nikodmeus kennen und werden Zeuge eines Mordes ... "Schwarzes Kommando" Bürgerkrieg liegt in der Luft. Bob Seton (John Wayne) gewinnt gegen den Lehrer William Cantrell die Wahl zum Marshal. Beide sind außerdem Kontrahenten um die Gunst der Bankierstochter Mary McCloud. Cantrell betreibt unsaubere Geschäfte und schreckt auch vor kriminellen Methoden nicht zurück ... "San Francisco Lilly" San Francisco im Jahr 1906. Der Spielhallen-Betreiber Tito Morell schuldet dem Rancher Duke Fergus (John Wayne) eine beträchtliche Geldsumme. Beide spielen um das Geld, doch da Morell betrügt, geht Duke als Verlierer vom Tisch ...

Produktionsjahre: 1940-1950 Enthält die folgenden John-Wayne-Western auf vier DVDs: "Rio Grande" Kirby Yorke ist der Kommandant eines Forts im Westen. Außer von den Apachen steht ihm weiterer Ärger ins Haus, als sein Sohn Jefferson, den er schon lange nicht mehr gesehen hat, als neuer Rekrut auftaucht. Damit nicht genug, reist auch noch Kirbys Frau Kathleen an, weil sie den Sohn zurückholen will ... "Blut am Fargo River" Mit seiner jungen Frau Sandy reist der Spieler John Devlin (John Wayne) nach Dakota, wo das Land durch den Bau der Eisenbahnlinie gute Gewinne verspricht. Unterwegs lernen sie die beiden zwielichtigen Gesellen Jim Bender und Bigtree Collins sowie den skurrilen Flussdampferbesitzer Bounce mit seinem treuen Gefährten Nikodmeus kennen und werden Zeuge eines Mordes ... "Schwarzes Kommando" Bürgerkrieg liegt in der Luft. Bob Seton (John Wayne) gewinnt gegen den Lehrer William Cantrell die Wahl zum Marshal. Beide sind außerdem Kontrahenten um die Gunst der Bankierstochter Mary McCloud. Cantrell betreibt unsaubere Geschäfte und schreckt auch vor kriminellen Methoden nicht zurück ... "San Francisco Lilly" San Francisco im Jahr 1906. Der Spielhallen-Betreiber Tito Morell schuldet dem Rancher Duke Fergus (John Wayne) eine beträchtliche Geldsumme. Beide spielen um das Geld, doch da Morell betrügt, geht Duke als Verlierer vom Tisch ...

Enthält die folgenden John-Wayne-Western auf vier DVDs: Rio Grande Kirby Yorke ist der Kommandant eines Forts im Westen. Außer von den Apachen steht ihm weiterer Ärger ins Haus, als sein Sohn Jefferson, den er schon lange nicht mehr gesehen hat, als neuer Rekrut auftaucht. Damit nicht genug, reist auch noch Kirbys Frau Kathleen an, weil sie den Sohn zurückholen will ... Blut am Fargo River Mit seiner jungen Frau Sandy reist der Spieler John Devlin (John Wayne) nach Dakota, wo das Land durch den Bau der Eisenbahnlinie gute Gewinne verspricht. Unterwegs lernen sie die beiden zwielichtigen Gesellen Jim Bender und Bigtree Collins sowie den skurrilen Flussdampferbesitzer Bounce mit seinem treuen Gefährten Nikodmeus kennen und werden Zeuge eines Mordes ... Schwarzes Kommando Bürgerkrieg liegt in der Luft. Bob Seton (John Wayne) gewinnt gegen den Lehrer William Cantrell die Wahl zum Marshal. Beide sind außerdem Kontrahenten um die Gunst der Bankierstochter Mary McCloud. Cantrell betreibt unsaubere Geschäfte und schreckt auch vor kriminellen Methoden nicht zurück ... San Francisco Lilly San Francisco im Jahr 1906. Der Spielhallen-Betreiber Tito Morell schuldet dem Rancher Duke Fergus (John Wayne) eine beträchtliche Geldsumme. Beide spielen um das Geld, doch da Morell betrügt, geht Duke als Verlierer vom Tisch ...

Love of the Wild is a vigorous animal-and-wilderness narrative in which Archie P. McKishnie turns the Canadian outdoors into both setting and moral theatre. Attentive to forest, water, weather, and the instinctive lives of creatures, the book belongs to the early twentieth-century tradition of North American nature writing that sought to dramatize wild life without wholly severing it from romance and adventure. Its style is direct, descriptive, and humane, combining close observation with a storyteller's feeling for peril, loyalty, and survival. McKishnie, a Canadian writer strongly associated with rural and outdoor subjects, was shaped by a literary moment in which the wilderness was central to national imagination. His work reflects familiarity with field life and with the popular nature-story tradition of writers such as Ernest Thompson Seton and Charles G. D. Roberts. In Love of the Wild, that background informs a sympathetic yet unsentimental interest in animals, landscape, and the fragile border between civilization and untamed nature. Readers drawn to classic wilderness fiction, animal stories, or Canadian literary landscapes will find this book rewarding. It offers adventure, atmosphere, and a thoughtful reverence for the nonhuman world.

Love of the Wild is a vigorous animal-and-wilderness narrative in which Archie P. McKishnie turns the Canadian outdoors into both setting and moral theatre. Attentive to forest, water, weather, and the instinctive lives of creatures, the book belongs to the early twentieth-century tradition of North American nature writing that sought to dramatize wild life without wholly severing it from romance and adventure. Its style is direct, descriptive, and humane, combining close observation with a storyteller's feeling for peril, loyalty, and survival. McKishnie, a Canadian writer strongly associated with rural and outdoor subjects, was shaped by a literary moment in which the wilderness was central to national imagination. His work reflects familiarity with field life and with the popular nature-story tradition of writers such as Ernest Thompson Seton and Charles G. D. Roberts. In Love of the Wild, that background informs a sympathetic yet unsentimental interest in animals, landscape, and the fragile border between civilization and untamed nature. Readers drawn to classic wilderness fiction, animal stories, or Canadian literary landscapes will find this book rewarding. It offers adventure, atmosphere, and a thoughtful reverence for the nonhuman world.

Izdatel'stvo «ARDIS» predstavlyaet unikal'nuyu kollekciyu audiospektaklej dlya detej. Legko, budto igraya, deti pogruzyatsya v yarkij i uvlekatel'nyj mir znanij. A pomogut im v etom znamenitye artisty, prinyavshie uchastie v zapisi spektaklej. Dvoe geroev – Masha i Petya, soprovozhdaemye dobrym znakomym – professorom Vladimirom Sergeevichem, raz za razom otpravlyayutsya v zahvatyvayushchie puteshestviya cherez prostranstvo i vremya. Professor gotov otvetit' na vse voprosy Mashi i Peti. V razvivayushchej audioenciklopedii KAK STAT' NATURALISTOM geroev zhdyot vstrecha s uchyonymi, posvyativshimi svoyu zhizn' izucheniyu udivitel'nogo mira prirody. A na mnozhestvo voprosov geroev otvetit znamenityj naturalist i televedushchij Nikolaj Drozdov. Iz interv'yu s nim deti uznayut, kakoe mesto v ego zhizni zanyal zhivoj mir, pochemu on vybral etu professiyu, na kakih kontinentah pobyval i kakie iz vstrechennyh im zhivotnyh samye udivitel'nye. - CHto est' u vsekh zhivotnyh i rastenij - Karl Linnej - "Knyaz' botanikov" - CHem opasno byt' naturalistom - Udivitel'nyj Akvarium Al'freda Brema - On pridumal pionerov - Seton - Tompson - ohotnik s karandashom i bumagoj - Dzheral'd Darrell: "bez yumora v dzhunglyah ne prozhivyosh'" - Avantyurist, spasshij sotni redkih zhivotnyh - CHto tak porazilo operatora iz Germanii v dikoj prirode Rossii - V mire Nikolaya Drozdova

The name is Captain Liam Rutherford, and I'm a former US Airforce Pilot. Oh, and I'm in love with a woman I can't touch. Growing up I watched Jessie turn into a woman, date other guys, and shoot hot glances my way... and couldn't do a damn thing. Now, she's moving in with us while getting situated in Los Angeles and her brother - my best friend - is heading to Atlanta for a conference. JFC. I cannot be left alone with her. I don't know if I'm strong enough anymore to resist her luscious curves and sexy mouth. Turns out, that's the least of my worries when she gets caught up with the military assignment I'm working on. THE PILOT is book seven in the Black Hawke Security series, a steamy private security romance with spice and suspense. For readers who love former military alphas, forbidden, brothers best friend tropes, and a happy ever after. Can be read as a standalone. For readers who've enjoyed military romances by Susan Stoker, Anna Hackett, Cora Seton, Sybil Bartel and Rebecca Yarros.

Mooswa & Others of the Boundaries is a finely wrought collection of wilderness tales centered on Mooswa the moose and the varied creatures inhabiting the northern borderlands. Fraser writes in the animal-story tradition associated with Ernest Thompson Seton and Charles G. D. Roberts, blending close natural observation with fable-like drama. His prose is vivid, alert to seasonal change, predation, instinct, and survival, yet shaped by a humane imagination that grants animals character without reducing them to mere allegory. William Alexander Fraser, a Canadian writer born in Nova Scotia, drew upon a broad acquaintance with outdoor life, sport, travel, and colonial experience. His literary career often returned to animals-horses, dogs, wild creatures-not as sentimental ornaments but as beings governed by intelligence, appetite, fear, and loyalty. Mooswa reflects the late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century fascination with nature writing, while also revealing Fraser's distinctly Canadian investment in border spaces, forests, and untamed ecologies. This book is recommended to readers of classic nature literature, Canadian literary history, and animal narratives that balance adventure with ecological attentiveness. It rewards those who value storytelling rooted in observation, sympathy, and the moral complexity of life in the wild.

An undercover warrior and her sworn enemy play a seductive game of cat-and-mouse in New York Times bestselling author Monica McCarty's sexy new Highland Guard novel. Joan Comyn swore allegiance to Robert the Bruce the day she witnessed England's barbarous king torturing her famous mother, Scot patriot Bella MacDuff. Now the mysterious beauty slips into men's hearts like a specter and entices England's most illustrious barons to unwittingly divulge their secrets, then shares them with her king. Known only as the Ghost even among her Highland Guard brethren, Joan has become the most wanted traitor in England. The man determined to uncover her identity poses her biggest threat yet. Alex Seton once stood with Bruce but now fights for the enemy. Though Joan knows she must avoid the handsome warrior or risk discovery, his knightly chivalry touches a place in her long since buried. When his suspicions grow apparent, Joan realizes she must do everything in her power to stop Alex from revealing her mission and convince the powerful fighter to join forces with the Highland Guard once more. But as the ultimate battle in the great war approaches, will Alex choose love or honor?

Mooswa & Others of the Boundaries is a finely wrought collection of wilderness tales centered on Mooswa the moose and the varied creatures inhabiting the northern borderlands. Fraser writes in the animal-story tradition associated with Ernest Thompson Seton and Charles G. D. Roberts, blending close natural observation with fable-like drama. His prose is vivid, alert to seasonal change, predation, instinct, and survival, yet shaped by a humane imagination that grants animals character without reducing them to mere allegory. William Alexander Fraser, a Canadian writer born in Nova Scotia, drew upon a broad acquaintance with outdoor life, sport, travel, and colonial experience. His literary career often returned to animals-horses, dogs, wild creatures-not as sentimental ornaments but as beings governed by intelligence, appetite, fear, and loyalty. Mooswa reflects the late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century fascination with nature writing, while also revealing Fraser's distinctly Canadian investment in border spaces, forests, and untamed ecologies. This book is recommended to readers of classic nature literature, Canadian literary history, and animal narratives that balance adventure with ecological attentiveness. It rewards those who value storytelling rooted in observation, sympathy, and the moral complexity of life in the wild.

An undercover warrior and her sworn enemy play a seductive game of cat-and-mouse in New York Times bestselling author Monica McCarty's sexy new Highland Guard novel. Joan Comyn swore allegiance to Robert the Bruce the day she witnessed England's barbarous king torturing her famous mother, Scot patriot Bella MacDuff. Now the mysterious beauty slips into men's hearts like a specter and entices England's most illustrious barons to unwittingly divulge their secrets, then shares them with her king. Known only as the Ghost even among her Highland Guard brethren, Joan has become the most wanted traitor in England. The man determined to uncover her identity poses her biggest threat yet. Alex Seton once stood with Bruce but now fights for the enemy. Though Joan knows she must avoid the handsome warrior or risk discovery, his knightly chivalry touches a place in her long since buried. When his suspicions grow apparent, Joan realizes she must do everything in her power to stop Alex from revealing her mission and convince the powerful fighter to join forces with the Highland Guard once more. But as the ultimate battle in the great war approaches, will Alex choose love or honor?

This comprehensive eBook presents significant works of this famous and brilliant writer in one ebook - 10.617 pages easy-to-read and easy-to-navigate: . The Secret Garden . A Little Princess . The Secret Garden . Little Lord Fauntleroy . Emily Fox-Seton . A Little Princess: Being the whole story of Sara Crewe now told for the first time . Sara Crewe; Or, What Happened at Miss Minchin's Boarding School . A Lady of Quality . The Lost Prince . The Secret Garden . The Shuttle . A Little Princess . A Fair Barbarian . His Grace of Osmonde . The Land of the Blue Flower . Sara Crewe; Or, What Happened at Miss Minchin's . The Secret Garden . The Dawn of a To-morrow . Racketty-Packetty House, as Told by Queen Crosspatch . The Little Hunchback Zia . My Robin . Robin . The Head of the House of Coombe . The White People . T. Tembarom . Sara Crewe: or, What Happened at Miss Minchin's Boarding School . Little Saint Elizabeth and Other Stories . Little Lord Fauntleroy . That Lass O' Lowrie's . The Cozy Lion . Louisiana . A Little Princess . In Connection with the De Willoughby Claim . The Good Wolf . In the Closed Room . The Pretty Sister Of José . Theo: A Sprightly Love Story . Vagabondia . Barty Crusoe and His Man Saturday . Esmeralda . Lodusky . One Day At Arle . Stories by American Authors, Volume Various . "Le Monsieur de la Petite Dame" . "Seth" . "Surly Tim": A Lancashire Story . Mère Giraud's Little Daughter . etc.

Aidan Black left the Marine Corps to skip the red tape, but it's a woman from his past he's now trying to avoid... one who believes him capable of murder. Briar Sutton is the last person I expect to see on my client's driveway that day. It's been months and we've successfully ignored and avoided one another. No one knows we have a past. One where she believes I'm a murderer. One where I thought she would be my wife. Now my private paramilitary security crew are working the biggest kept secret in Hollywood – a celebrity wedding – and Briar is going to be there. With her husband. But I've seen the marks on her neck and hear the lies on her lips. Then I find out, not all is as it seems. We're not the only one's keeping secrets, and I didn't become a US f*cking Marine by standing back and letting the woman I once loved disappear all over again. Briar Sutton just became my number one job. And the person who harmed her, my number one enemy. THE MARINE is a steamy private security romance with spice and tons of suspense and action. If you love former military and special ops alphas who fall for sassy heroines, then you'll love the Black Hawke Security series. Each book can be read as a standalone and has a happy ever after. For readers who've enjoyed military romances by Susan Stoker, Anna Hackett, Cora Seton, Sybil Bartel and Rebecca Yarros.

A magnificent saga set in the Celtic twilight of 10th century Ireland, when myth was law and magic was a power of nature, brilliantly brought to life: the legendary story of an evil stepmother opposed by a seventh child. A wicked woman, an evil curse, and a love that must triumph over impossible odds Set in the Celtic twilight of ancient Ireland, when myth was law and magic a force of nature, this is the tale of Sorcha, seventh child of a seventh son, the forbidding Lord Colum, and of her six beloved brothers. The keep at Sevenwaters is a remote, strange, quiet place, guarded by silent men who slip through the woodlands clothed in grey, and keep their weapons sharp. For there are invaders outside the forest; raiders from across the seas, Britons and Vikings bent on destruction. But now there is also an invader inside the keep: the Lady Oonagh, a sorceress as fair as day, but with a heart as black as night. Oonagh captivates Lord Colum with her sensual wiles; but she cannot enchant the wary Sorcha. Frustrated in her attempts to destroy the family, Oonagh binds the brothers with a spell that only Sorcha can lift. If she fails, they will die. Then the raiders come, and Sorcha is taken captive. Soon she will find herself torn between her duty to break the curse, and a growing, forbidden love for the warlord who is her captor. Like Marion Zimmer Bradley's MISTS OF AVALON or Jean Auel's CLAN OF THE CAVE BEAR, this is first-rate historical fantasy that can have the widest possible appeal, taking in also the readership of historical fiction writers like Mary Stewart , Mary Renault and Anya Seton.

Learn how to grow the most beautiful orchids at home. From the world-renowned Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, this book introduces the 60 best orchids to grow at home and teaches you how to cultivate each one. With 12 easy and inspiring projects and beautiful botanical illustrations, this is part of the best-selling series of Kew Gardeners Guides, now available in paperback. This inspirational book from Kew's orchid experts reveals the easiest, most attractive and most popular plants to grow today. Orchids come from the second largest plant family (with 28,000 members) and have a reputation for diversity and trickiness – but Kew expert Philip Seaton chooses 60 of the best species to become permanent and happy members of your home. Supported by 12 projects and easy to follow practical advice, Philip shows how to welcome new plants, to revive their flagging spirits as well as their basic care and cultivation. He shows how to produce and train flowers, to collect and sow their seed, and how to plant and display them in a terrarium, or on bark or in a basket. Find out when to water them, how to repot them and the ideal room and conditions that each orchid needs to thrive . The combination of botanical beauty and practical advice will inspire beginners and experienced growers to grow new species in many different ways. Underpinned by the authority of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and the expertise of Philip Seton, this book combines practical elements with inspiration and beauty. This book is from the Kew Experts series, in which the top gardeners and botanical scientists from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew offer up advice and information as well as suggesting handy projects on a range of gardening topics. Other titles available: Guide to Growing House Plants, Guide to Growing Herbs, Guide to Growing Bulbs, Guide to Growing Fruit, Guide to Growing Vegetables, Guide to Growing Roses, Guide to Growing Trees, Guide to Growing Cacti and Succulents, Guide to Growing Perennials, Guide to Growing Shrubs, Guide to Growing Alpines.

Learn how to grow the most beautiful orchids at home. From the world-renowned Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, this book introduces the 60 best orchids to grow at home and teaches you how to cultivate each one. With 12 easy and inspiring projects and beautiful botanical illustrations, this is part of the best-selling series of Kew Gardeners Guides, now available in paperback. This inspirational book from Kew's orchid experts reveals the easiest, most attractive and most popular plants to grow today. Orchids come from the second largest plant family (with 28,000 members) and have a reputation for diversity and trickiness – but Kew expert Philip Seaton chooses 60 of the best species to become permanent and happy members of your home. Supported by 12 projects and easy to follow practical advice, Philip shows how to welcome new plants, to revive their flagging spirits as well as their basic care and cultivation. He shows how to produce and train flowers, to collect and sow their seed, and how to plant and display them in a terrarium, or on bark or in a basket. Find out when to water them, how to repot them and the ideal room and conditions that each orchid needs to thrive . The combination of botanical beauty and practical advice will inspire beginners and experienced growers to grow new species in many different ways. Underpinned by the authority of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and the expertise of Philip Seton, this book combines practical elements with inspiration and beauty. This book is from the Kew Experts series, in which the top gardeners and botanical scientists from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew offer up advice and information as well as suggesting handy projects on a range of gardening topics. Other titles available: Guide to Growing House Plants, Guide to Growing Herbs, Guide to Growing Bulbs, Guide to Growing Fruit, Guide to Growing Vegetables, Guide to Growing Roses, Guide to Growing Trees, Guide to Growing Cacti and Succulents, Guide to Growing Perennials, Guide to Growing Shrubs, Guide to Growing Alpines.

" Dementia Reimagined is a brave, sobering, and profoundly humane book about one of the most serious challenges we face both as individuals and as a society. As a physician and bioethicist with a family history of dementia herself, Powell excavates the little-known history of the condition, while persuasively arguing that we must supplement our efforts to develop a cure by building an infrastructure of compassionate care to ensure a decent quality of life for our beloved elders and our future selves."— Steve Silberman, New York Times bestselling author of NeuroTribes: The Legacy of Autism and the Future of Neurodiversity “Dementia is the defining disease of our era. Powell invites us to imagine a brighter way forward. Dementia Reimagined succeeds on many levels—it is informative and insightful, historically illuminating, scientifically accurate, socially savvy and so well written. The result is utterly engaging.”— Ira Byock, MD, author of The Four Things That Matter Most and Dying Well, Founder & Chief Medical Director, Institute for Human Caring, Providence St. Joseph Health “In this effective demystification of dementia and Alzheimer's disease, physician and bioethicist Powell reframes two debilitating cognitive disorders…. Throughout this insightful book, the author addresses the issues facing dementia victims and their caregivers with the kind of compassion and dignity everyone deserves at the end of life. A potent hybrid of medical history/journal and memoir.” —Kirkus Reviews “Eye-opening…. a good start toward reimagining this devastating disease.” — Library Journal “With candor and humor, Tia Powell examines all aspects of dementia: its history, treatment, and most importantly, how to care for people as they struggle to maintain dignity and autonomy. I recommend this book to anyone with a family or friend with dementia.”— Laurie G. Jacobs, MD, President, American Geriatrics Society and Chair of Medicine at Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine at Seton Hall “Essential reading for anyone who cares for or about a person with dementia, treats a person with dementia, or is concerned about their own risk of dementia. Powell skillfully traces the sometimes surprising, often tragic, history of this disease and explains the current state of science and medicine and how they interact with advocacy and public policy. This book gives us a vision for what a meaningful life with dementia can look like.” —Carol Levine, Director, Families and Health Care Project, United Hospital Fund; author of Navigating Your Later Years for Dummies “For all us baby boomers and our children joking about senior moments, it turns out that a lot of people living with dementia are actually having a hell of a good time. Read this book. Accepting what is and making the best of it requires a little planning, but the payoff in joy in the moment is huge.”— Diane E. Meier, MD, Director, Center to Advance Palliative Care “ Beautiful and powerful. Dr. Powell has somehow achieved that magical and difficult balancing act of being both informative and deeply personal at the same time. So many people will be touched deeply by this book, and many will think very hard (and much more knowledgeably) about what they want, for themselves or their family member, when faced with dementia. It will go to the top of my list of books I recommend to families when they ask me what to read, and I will plead that my colleagues to read it, too.”— Henry L. Paulson, MD, PhD, Lucile Groff Professor of Neurology for Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders in the Department of Neurology, University of Michigan

" Dementia Reimagined is a brave, sobering, and profoundly humane book about one of the most serious challenges we face both as individuals and as a society. As a physician and bioethicist with a family history of dementia herself, Powell excavates the little-known history of the condition, while persuasively arguing that we must supplement our efforts to develop a cure by building an infrastructure of compassionate care to ensure a decent quality of life for our beloved elders and our future selves."— Steve Silberman, New York Times bestselling author of NeuroTribes: The Legacy of Autism and the Future of Neurodiversity “Dementia is the defining disease of our era. Powell invites us to imagine a brighter way forward. Dementia Reimagined succeeds on many levels—it is informative and insightful, historically illuminating, scientifically accurate, socially savvy and so well written. The result is utterly engaging.”— Ira Byock, MD, author of The Four Things That Matter Most and Dying Well, Founder & Chief Medical Director, Institute for Human Caring, Providence St. Joseph Health “In this effective demystification of dementia and Alzheimer's disease, physician and bioethicist Powell reframes two debilitating cognitive disorders…. Throughout this insightful book, the author addresses the issues facing dementia victims and their caregivers with the kind of compassion and dignity everyone deserves at the end of life. A potent hybrid of medical history/journal and memoir.” —Kirkus Reviews “Eye-opening…. a good start toward reimagining this devastating disease.” — Library Journal “With candor and humor, Tia Powell examines all aspects of dementia: its history, treatment, and most importantly, how to care for people as they struggle to maintain dignity and autonomy. I recommend this book to anyone with a family or friend with dementia.”— Laurie G. Jacobs, MD, President, American Geriatrics Society and Chair of Medicine at Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine at Seton Hall “Essential reading for anyone who cares for or about a person with dementia, treats a person with dementia, or is concerned about their own risk of dementia. Powell skillfully traces the sometimes surprising, often tragic, history of this disease and explains the current state of science and medicine and how they interact with advocacy and public policy. This book gives us a vision for what a meaningful life with dementia can look like.” —Carol Levine, Director, Families and Health Care Project, United Hospital Fund; author of Navigating Your Later Years for Dummies “For all us baby boomers and our children joking about senior moments, it turns out that a lot of people living with dementia are actually having a hell of a good time. Read this book. Accepting what is and making the best of it requires a little planning, but the payoff in joy in the moment is huge.”— Diane E. Meier, MD, Director, Center to Advance Palliative Care “ Beautiful and powerful. Dr. Powell has somehow achieved that magical and difficult balancing act of being both informative and deeply personal at the same time. So many people will be touched deeply by this book, and many will think very hard (and much more knowledgeably) about what they want, for themselves or their family member, when faced with dementia. It will go to the top of my list of books I recommend to families when they ask me what to read, and I will plead that my colleagues to read it, too.”— Henry L. Paulson, MD, PhD, Lucile Groff Professor of Neurology for Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders in the Department of Neurology, University of Michigan