Creative Aging: A Baby Boomer's Guide to Successful Living (Paperback)

from andrea58

I received this book through LTER and unfortunately, I did not find it to be insightful or enlightening. Maybe I have already done so much reading about retirement, that it didn't tell me anything I didn't already know. The other reviewers all seemed to like it but I can't recommend it. Most of i...

from clue

This was an ER that I received and appartently forgot to review. I still have it on my shelf so I reread it, it's a short read, and I think the same about it now that I did when I first read it. It seems to be typical with the genre of aging that books are routinely published that have no new inf...

from marasgma

I feel badly reviewing a book I didn't like, but here it is anyway. This was a very disappointing read. From the title, I expected something new, something challenging, something unexpected geared toward the people who came of age primarily in the 60s. Instead of that, it was more of the authors'...

from catarina1

I'm not really sure why I requested this book through the Early Reviewer program but probably in hopes that it might help with planning, adjusting to retirement life. But, alas, I did not find much that would be helpful. For years I have been reading newspaper articles, etc in anticipation of ret...

from stellarexplorer

The concept is timely and important. Aging is a privilege; not everyone gets the opportunity. I applaud the authors for their effort. Unfortunately the book did not speak to me. There as little that was new. I felt I was receiving common knowledge. I would have preferred something that dealt more...