Leah Palm Pens REMEMBRANCES

What happens to your memories when they're not relevant anymore?

In her new book "Remembrances," author Leah Palm provides readers with fun memories from her own past that many people are able to relate to and coloring pages that go along with each story to keep people of all ages away from depression and engaged in activities.

"I know how important people's memories are," Palm said. "I wanted to give them a book that allowed them to remember their past while also enjoying their present."

Palm is a retired occupational therapist and also an army veteran with 33 years of total patient care experience. Living in an independent living home herself, she found remembering the past and participating in coloring activities often helps her and others stay happy and active.

"I believe humor is a great way to stay healthy," Palm said. "That's why I give fun and enjoyable stories from my past, to encourage others to remember similar stories in their lives."

"Remembrances"
By Leah Palm
ISBN: 9781514454244
Available in softcover, hardcover
Available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble and XlibrisUS

About the author

Leah Palm is a seventy-seven-year-old novice writer. She was born in Everett, Massachusetts, on April 23, 1938. She paints paint-by-number scenes to pass the time, and it adds pleasure to each day. One day, after perusing through her thoughts for several years, she decided to create a written and illustrated coloring book for adults. The book was to develop from older people's remembrances. Palm grew up as an army brat. She also spent twenty-two years in the US Army, Army Medical Specialist Corps, from 1965 to 1987.

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**FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE**
For review copies or interview requests, contact:
Elizabeth Coomer
317.602.7137
ecoomer(at)bohlsengroup(dot)com

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