Nov 9, 2026
Growth Lab Press, an independent publisher based in Oshawa, Ontario, has launched a catalogue of books for older adults and their families, written under the name Michael Bennett. The collection inclu
Oshawa, Canada, November 9, 2026 -- Growth Lab Press, an independent publisher based in Oshawa, Ontario, has launched a catalogue of books for older adults and their families, written under the name Michael Bennett. The collection includes large-print activity workbooks, guided family journals and a seated movement program, each designed for shared, screen-free time between generations.
The memory activity workbook for seniors is a 202-page large-print paperback containing 180 activities, including word games, conversation starters and reflection pages, designed for independent use, family visits or caregiver-led sessions. A companion collection, the memory activity workbook for seniors volume 2, brings together 180 large-print activities across 12 chapters with an easy-to-medium progression and complete solutions.
The family journal collection features Dad, Tell Me Your Story; Mom, Tell Me Your Story; Grandma, Tell Me Your Story; and Grandpa, Tell Me Your Story. These guided journals centre on the recipient’s memories, lessons, traditions and family history. Paperback and hardcover editions are listed, with availability, pricing and delivery confirmed by enquiry before payment.
Memory Lane Trivia for Seniors offers 100 large-print questions about 1950s music, television, daily life and shared memories. Published in paperback and hardcover, the conversation-friendly title is available through an order enquiry rather than direct checkout.
The chair yoga for seniors program offers a fully seated 30-day format with 30 movements and 42 routines across three comfort levels, providing general movement guidance rather than personal medical advice.
Growth Lab Press said it created the books so a caregiver, an adult child or a grandparent could sit down with someone they love and have something ready to do together, whether a word game, a conversation prompt or a seated movement routine.
The activity workbooks are intended for recreation and shared enjoyment, not medical assessment or treatment. The first workbook’s product page provides sample pages showing its print size, instructions and writing space. Readers in Canada, the United States and the United Kingdom, Australia and worldwide can review the catalogue and ordering options at growthlabpress.com.
Growth Lab Press is an independent publisher creating thoughtful books for memory, movement, learning and family connection.
Growth Lab Press is an independent publishing imprint. Its books are written by Michael Bennett.
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