Project Hail Mary
Andy Weir
2021 · 2022 edition
476 pages
The most popular dementia books
Books about dementia tell what it is like to lose memory, or to watch someone you love lose theirs. Novels sometimes take you inside a failing mind, and memoirs describe the long work of caring. They are tender, sad and often surprisingly full of love and humor.
Results
What Alice Forgot
Liane Moriarty
2009 · 2025 edition
432 pages
Apples Never Fall
Liane Moriarty
2021 · 2025 edition
496 pages
Before I Go to Sleep
S. J. Watson
2011 · 2013 edition
364 pages
Still Alice
Lisa Genova
2007 · 2009 edition
308 pages
Choke
Chuck Palahniuk
2001 · 2011 edition
304 pages
The Corrections
Jonathan Franzen
Published 2001
567 pages
Memory Man
David Baldacci
Published 2015
Everything's Eventual
Stephen King
1991 · 2003 edition
608 pages
The Gift of Numbers
Yoko Ogawa
1998 · 2007 edition
208 pages
Nightmares & Dreamscapes
Stephen King
1993 · 2017 edition
992 pages
Elizabeth Is Missing
Emma Healey
Published 2014
275 pages
Just After Sunset
Stephen King
2008 · 2009 edition
526 pages
When The Body Says No
Gabor Maté
2003 · 2019 edition
306 pages
Can't We Talk about Something More Pleasant?
Roz Chast
Published 2014
228 pages
Tinkers
Paul Harding
2009 · 2019 edition
208 pages
In Love A Memoir of Love and Loss
Amy Bloom
2022 · 2023 edition
224 pages
Hallucinations
Oliver Sacks, Yuling Yang
Published 2012
336 pages
Grain Brain The Surprising Truth about Wheat, Carbs, and Sugar--Your Brain's Silent Killers
David Perlmutter
Published 2013
336 pages
Remember
Karen Kingsbury, Gary Smalley
2003 · 2013 edition
Remember The Science of Memory and the Art of Forgetting
Lisa Genova
Published 2021
272 pages
Noah's Compass A Novel
Anne Tyler
2009 · 2010 edition
304 pages
The Mind's Eye
Oliver Sacks
Published 2010
260 pages
The Mysterious Flame of Queen Loana - Unabridged Fiction Audio CD - 13 Disc
Umberto Eco
2004 · 2005 edition
13 pages