"My Dance with Dementia" by Christine Bryden is an impressive non-fiction book that describes the author's personal journey through the challenges of dementia. At the age of 46, she receives the diagnosis while working as a successful executive in the Australian Prime Minister's office and caring for her two daughters on her own. Bryden shares her emotional struggles and the associated fears, but also her courage and determination to lead an active and self-determined life. She becomes a leading voice for people with dementia, advocating for their rights and autonomy. The book offers valuable insights for family members and professionals on how to support individuals with dementia, promoting a realistic image of the condition that highlights the strengths and abilities of those affected. Bryden's positive outlook on life and her commitment make this work an important resource for anyone encountering dementia.