In Tahar Ben Jelloun's poignant memoir, 'When My Mother's Memory Fails,' the acclaimed author offers an intimate and deeply moving account of his mother's descent into Alzheimer's disease. This powerful narrative explores the profound impact of memory loss on identity, the unwavering bond between a son and his mother, and the emotional complexities of witnessing a loved one's gradual fading. Ben Jelloun navigates the shifting landscapes of his mother's mind with tender observation and lyrical prose, creating a universal meditation on love, loss, and the nature of human connection. It's a compassionate and unforgettable exploration of a challenging journey, resonating with anyone who has faced the realities of aging and illness in their family.