Lanie has lost something important. She just can't remember what it is. One minute, she's marching into the kitchen with a perfectly good reason for being there. The next, the reason has vanished. Then there's the missing sock. The missing phone. The forgotten tea. And a growing collection of thoughts that seem to disappear somewhere between I need to do that and Wait.

what was I doing? Luckily, Lanie isn't searching alone. There's Barbara, her opinionated left leg, who considers getting Lanie from one room to another, eventually, a job well done. And Mandy, her enthusiastic left arm, who is always willing to help. even if nobody can remember where she put the thing she was helping with. As Lanie's thoughts become a hilarious whirlwind of reminders, unfinished tasks, and forgotten intentions, she discovers that finding her way through brain fog isn't about remembering everything. Sometimes it means slowing down, creating a system that works for her, and doing one thing at a time. Funny, warm, and wonderfully relatable, Lanie & the Case of the Missing Thought is a story about brain fog, adapting when your brain has other plans, and laughing with the people, and body parts, along for the ride.