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Reading Well for Dementia 

Central Bedfordshire Libraries are part of the National Reading Well Scheme

Reading Well 

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Reading Well Books help people to understand and manage their health and wellbeing using helpful reading available from public libraries. It is a scheme led by The Reading Agency. Books are selected by panels of health professionals and people living with the conditions, for different age groups. 


People may be recommended books by their doctor, or choose a title for themselves. For more information visit the Reading Well website.  


Visit the Reading Well website

Reading Well for Dementia

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Reading Well for dementia is a list of 20 books, newly selected to coincide with Dementia Action Week 2024, which is from 13 to 19 May. 


The new booklist is targeted at people living with dementia, carers and family members including younger children to help them understand more about dementia.


Some of the recommended books provide information and advice; there are also personal stories and children’s fiction.

Borrow these books


The new collections will be available in libraries at Biggleswade, Dunstable, Flitwick, Houghton Regis, Leighton Buzzard, Sandy and Shefford.


There will be leaflets with the Reading Well for Dementia list of titles available at all libraries, and all titles can be reserved at no charge, for delivery to your local library. People who cannot access their local library for health reasons may be eligible for the Home Library Service. 

Apply for the Home Library Service


Access as ebooks


Some of these titles are available as ebooks through the Libby app.


Read more about ebooks

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