The Granny Who Stands on her Head: Reflections on growing older
Description
Discover the secret to embracing old age with humour, wisdom, and zest!
“Somewhere in the middle of my seventies, I realized that I liked being old,” the author writes at the outset. You are invited to join her on an inspiring exploration of life's later stages, full of engaging stories and insights from a lifetime of rich experiences.
This part-memoir, part-reflection will help the reader embrace the inevitable process of aging. Dive into an array of topics, from the author’s humorous description of memory loss to fresh perspectives on ambition and even sexual intimacy at 90. Many a page will challenge the myths and taboos society holds about old age and show you how growing older can be not only fulfilling but also fun.
Carl Honoré, author of Bolder: Making the Most of our Longer Lives, praises this book as a "warm, thoughtful, and uplifting meditation on the perks and pitfalls of growing older." Let this heart-warming and enlightening book be your guide to a life that flourishes as the years go by.
Don't wait to change your perspective on old age. Get your copy today and embark on a journey of self-discovery, smiles, and newfound appreciation for the beauty of growing older.