Thank you to the author Anna Johnston for this remarkable giveaway win!

Current, mistaken identity , borrow…

Fred has a chance for a fresh start at 82 years of age, when he is able to substitute himself for Bernard at Wattle River Nursing Home.

Just how did this opportunity arise? A few staff members think it’s dementia effects when Fred tries to tell them he’s not Bernard. (Although “Bernard” seems to have had a personality transplant!)

A tale of grief, loneliness, forgiveness, chosen family, and persistence.

The “dance of life is unscripted. Remembering that life can have missteps, learn to make these missteps a part of life’s dance.”

THOUGHTS:

Great debut! A bright spot! Hopeful at times. A feel good story.

Dynamic characters with an inspiring, uplifting storyline.

An enlightening story about the elderly.

This will definitely be in my top reads for 2025!

What a tribute to the author’s Grandfather!