Mary MacCracken, internationally best-selling author, has written four books about her work with autistic and learning-disabled children. Her latest memoir (The Memory of All That, forthcoming) is a loving and heartwarming account of her thirty years of marriage to Cal MacCracken, an inventor with more than eighty patents, and of caring for him as he faced Alzheimer's. She spent her last years with Cal at Kendal at Hanover, a Continuous Care Retirement Community in Hanover, New Hampshire, and the decade after his death writing about their experience dealing with his disease. Her books have been published in fourteen countries and the first two were made into movies for television, starring the actress Jane Alexander. Recently, her first four books have been republished, the first and last under slightly different titles (Lost Children and A Safe Place for Joey) and still attract a wide readership.
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