Mia loves her grandpa more than anything! With him, she can do the most wonderful things and have great races on the way to school. But lately, Grandpa has been acting strangely and doesn't remember even the simplest things: where he last saw his shoes, why the kettle has a plug, what day it is, how to put on an undershirt, and who Mia actually is. Because Grandpa has dementia. Mia is gradually learning to cope with her grandpa's illness and support him. She understands what it means for her grandpa to have "honey in the head" and to forget so many things, and that the grandpa from before will not come back. She helps him in her own special way by explaining everything to him again and again, easing his fear of everyday life. A wonderfully illustrated, sensitive book on the topic of dementia and Alzheimer’s.