FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

ATLANTA, GA— Introducing a charming new story for young readers, “Elephants Do Forget: How Emory Found His Memory,” by P.E. Shadrick, a poignant and adventurous tale that explores the power of friendship and support in the face of memory loss.

In this delightful story, Emory, a majestic but forgetful elephant, finds himself lost in the forest. Fortunately, he’s rescued by two unlikely heroes—a dramatic parrot and a kind-hearted frog—who guide him on a thrilling quest to find his way home. As they navigate twists and turns, Emory’s new friends prove that with kindness and support, even the most confusing paths can lead to a brighter way.

Inspired by Shadrick’s personal experience with a loved one’s dementia, “Elephants Do Forget” gently introduces young readers to the complexities of memory loss in an age-appropriate way. This beautifully crafted tale is perfect for children aged 3-6 who love adventure, animals, and the magic of friendship.

“Elephants Do Forget: How Emory Found His Memory” is now available at major book retailers and online. For more information about the book and author P.E. Shadrick, please visit peshadrick.com

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