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Stories that reach us, wherever we are on the journey.

A reading tool made for seniors and adults living with dementia or Alzheimer's. Simple, meaningful stories in large print, built on familiar themes and sensory detail that meet a life's experience.

Each story is structured to invite conversation rather than test recall, and works read alone or together. Read on screen with the text set as large as you need, or print any story on ordinary paper.

Large print

Set generously on the page, or adjusted to whatever size is comfortable on screen.

Familiar themes

Subjects and sensory details drawn from the years they know best.

Alone or together

Read quietly one-to-one, or aloud in a group as a conversation starter.

Read or print

Digital for adjustable text, printable when a page in the hand is easier.

Three ways in

The same stories, arranged for how you want to use them.

The E-Books shelf

E-Books

The available stories. Illustrated tales written for an adult reader, with relatable characters and themes of family, friendship and community that prompt reminiscence and discussion.

Browse the stories
Monthly E-Tales

Monthly E-Tales

Digital stories that turn monthly celebrations into activities. National Popcorn Day in January, Presidents' Day in February — each one brings an observance to life and connects the reader to the calendar year.

See this month's
A requested story being made

Make your own

Request a story built around your family — the recipes, the traditions, the tale that gets retold every year — written up and illustrated as a keepsake to read together.

Sign in to request one

In the library

Included with a subscription. New stories added through the year.

Where it fits

Stories2Connect is used one-to-one at home with an aging parent, and in group settings across memory care communities, assisted living and adult day programs. The structure is the same either way — a story short enough to finish, familiar enough to prompt a memory, and open enough that nobody has to get an answer right.