Pure black on white paper. Generous spacing. No magnifier, no good lamp, no squinting.
See the bookEighteen point, black on white. Large enough for an armchair at dusk, without getting up to find the good lamp.
Wide inner margins, so the first word of every line clears the fold. No prising the book open to reach it.
Pure black ink on white paper. The strongest contrast a printer can give, and the one that stops the letters swimming.
A verse, something ordinary from a day like yours, and one small thing to do. Never a chore, never homework.
A 90-Day Large Print Devotional for Older Women
Ninety readings for the woman whose house has gone quiet. About being seen when the world has stopped looking. About a body that has changed. About the ones who went ahead, the children who are far away, and what is still to come.
There is a page inside for For, From and the date, with lines wide enough to write on.
It does not have to begin in January, or be read in order, or be done every day. It says so on page one.
No pretending that everything is fine, and no promising that it all goes back to how it was. She has earned better than that.
King James Version — most likely the one she learned. Much of it she can already say by heart.
Every verse from Still Seen, printed on cards in 30-point type — larger even than the book. Free.
Send me the cards For the refrigerator door, the bathroom mirror, the bedside table.