I just read a book called The Good Caregiver, by Robert L. Kane, MD. It wasn't bad, it had all the standard information that books like this have, including a quick chapter on how to avoid caregiver burnout.
It had some stories from caregivers and their experiences with the medical world, caregiving, and the disease which were entertaining and important. There was some information on medications and their effects, some legal information, and some housing information. Nothing I've not found before in a, frankly, more engaging format.
This might be a good book to give someone who's curious about what you're going through, or someone who sees it happening in their life in a few years. It's kind of Caregiving-lite.
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