Author Showcase: An Interview with P.E. Shadrick, Hosted by The Children’s Book Review

I recently sat down with The Children’s Book Review to discuss the story behind Elephants DO Forget: How Emory Found His Memory. I’m happy to share this sneak peek with you, but please check out the full interview at The Children’s Book Review.

Author Interview Preview from The Children’s Book Review:

“Today, we chat with P.E. Shadrick, author of Elephants DO Forget, a touching story that helps children understand memory loss through empathy, adventure, and love.

With emotional depth, P.E. Shadrick offers a gentle and imaginative exploration of memory loss in Elephants Do Forget. Inspired by personal experiences with her father’s dementia, Shadrick weaves a heartfelt story that helps young readers understand the complexities of change, aging, and connection through the eyes of a brave elephant named Emory.

In our conversation, Shadrick reflects on the real-life moments that shaped the book, the importance of portraying elderliness and disability with dignity, and how stories like Emory’s can spark meaningful conversations about empathy, resilience, and community support within families…”

>> Read the full interview at The Children’s Book Review

About The Children’s Book Review: Since 2008, The Children’s Book Review has provided resources for parents, grandparents, teachers, librarians, and caregivers looking to inspire children to love reading and grow their minds. Our commitment to seeking out the most delightful stories, magical illustrations, and engaging writers and artists sets us apart. We believe in being a constant source of inspiration and encouragement for everyone interested in raising readers.