Books
“I'd love to read more from this author as her style is so easy to read - 5 stars!"
Low Phe ABC & Colouring books
The Low Phe series is a collection of engaging books designed especially for children with Phenylketonuria.
The ABC book has colourful illustrations and easy-to-follow words makes learning about low-protein foods fun and exciting. This is a full colour book available in both small paperback (32 pages) and in ebook.
The companion colouring book is a creative way for kids to explore their low protein foods and learning about safe fruits and vegetables! This is a black and white book available as a printed paperback (32 pages). Or you can purchase a PDF which allows you to print the colouring-in pages many times over.
Whether you’re just starting your journey, or looking for a playful way to reinforce healthy eating habits, the Low Phe series is the perfect companion for young readers with PKU.
The Red Hat Stories
“My favourite read of the year.”
London, a city of millions where even the solitary are never alone.
The bustling spaces host fleeting interactions between strangers, each with their own troubles. A homeless man wrestles with his demons, a woman braves the outside after illness, a witness is troubled by a predatory encounter, a businessman is forced to do community service, a woman grieves the love of her life; all are affected by the actions of a stranger in a red hat. Who is she, and what is her story?
The Red Hat Stories explore the connection between strangers, the assumptions we make, and how overlooked encounters have unforeseen effects. Out now in paperback and ebook
Living with PKU: A low protein life with Phenylketonuria
"Completely fabulous. Brilliantly written." Suzanne Ford, NSPKU Metabolic Dietician
A valuable resource for adults, teens, or families new to PKU. Pauline has lived with PKU for over forty years. This book explains PKU in clear and simple language, and offers practical advice. In this honest account, she shares her experience and mistakes to help others navigating the difficult dietary treatment.
“Well-written, as well as wise, & never once does it run out of steam.” Alex Gazzola, journalist
Living with Mild Brain Injury:
The difficulties of diagnosis and recovery from Post-Concussion Syndrome.
This important book presents a unique, personal account of the impact a mild traumatic brain injury can have. It tells the story of Pauline, who was 33 when a late football tackle caused a bleed in her brain which went undiscovered for 18 months.
“This book will enlighten brain injury survivors and affected families, and allow professionals an insight into their patients’ experiences.” Dr Neil Parrett, Consultant Clinical Psychologist (Neurorehabilitation)
“This book is a great read, no complicated medical terminology left unexplained.” Jok.
