No! I Don't Want to Join a Book Club: Diary of a Sixtieth Year, (Paperback)

from BookConcierge

Subtitle: Diary of a 60th YearWell, that pretty much sums up the (non)plot of this charming little novel. Marie Sharp is turning 60 and she's a little cranky. She's perfectly content with her age and doesn't understand what all the fuss is about. She doesn't need advice on how to look and feel yo...

from seekingflight

Marie Sharp claims to be looking forward to turning 60, liking the person she's become, and no longer feeling compelled to learn a language, bicycle across Mongolia, go paragliding, or join the University of the Third Age. She can finally be comfortable and satisfied with who she is, just as she ...

from ImpudentAngel

I found this book very entertaining and quite well read by the reader (don't have that in front of me now.) I think the title is unfortunate, as it seems silly, but the content of the story wasn't silly at all. The main character is coming to terms with turning 60, and looks upon the moment as a ...

from evans411

Installment or short story reading is not my bag. But it is funny and a quick read. Marie Sharp is the main character -- she is one busy lady. The book got to be a little on the fluff and over the top. But if you have ever had anyone try to MAKE you more active for your own good!!! you will get a...

from mojacobs

The diary of a 60-year old London divorced woman. She's decided she has had enough of sex and from now on will only go for friendship, she is definitely not looking for a partner.But right from the start, "methinks the lady protests too much" and you can see the love interest coming from miles aw...