Still Alice
Still Alice by Lisa Genova is a poignant exploration of the impact of early onset Alzheimer’s disease. Published in February 2015 by Large Print Distribution, this large print edition spans 427 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows fifty-year-old Alice Howland, a Harvard professor of cognitive psychology, who experiences a rapid decline in her cognitive abilities after a series of forgetful moments. As her life unravels, Alice confronts the challenges of losing her identity and grappling with the realities of her condition.
Readers will find a deeply human story that delves into Alice’s struggle to maintain meaning and purpose as her memory fades. The book captures her journey through moments that are both beautiful and terrifying, reflecting the complexities of living with Alzheimer’s. This edition offers an accessible format for those who appreciate large print, making it a thoughtful choice for readers interested in fiction that addresses significant life challenges and the fragility of self.
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Fifty-year-old Alice Howland, a Harvard professor of cognitive psychology, is at the top of her game. Her kids are grown, her marriage secure, her career on fire, when after mere months of forgetfulness she finds herself in the rapidly downward spiral of early onset Alzheimer’s disease. With no cure or treatment, Alice struggles to find meaning and purpose in her everyday life as her concept of self slips away. Without memory or hope, she is forced to live in the moment, which is in turns beautiful, terrifying, and maddening.
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