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A Better Way of Dying By Jeanne Fitzpatrick, M.D. and Eileen M. Fitzpatrick, J.D., Offered by Penguin. Filled with practical advice and illustrated by moving stories from Dr. Fitzpatrick’s career, this book shows why now, more than ever, we need a concrete way to communicate our wishes for future care.



Retire in a Weekend! By Bill Losey, CFP, CSA, Offered by Love Your Life Publishing. The baby boomer’s guide to making work optional. It answers the 10 most popular questions, and addressing the 5 biggest concerns people have about retiring. Strategies to help ensure you won’t outlive your money.



U.N.I.Q.U.E.: Growing the Leader Within By Debra J. Slover, Offered by Leader Garden Press. A guidebook to provoke the mind, warm the heart, and lift the spirit to ignite leadership in the world. This new view of leadership illustrates how it can instill the essence for a happy and successful life, no matter what age.



Beyond Seduction By Lisa Pankau, Offered by Visions to Press Inc. Most of us expect a lot from our partner, yet we aren’t very good at letting them know what we need. Pankau shares what it takes to create a deeper and more profound bond between couples that can last a lifetime.



Sequins and Sorrow By Marty Diamond and Erica Stux, Offered by AuthorHouse. This is the true story of a spunky, selfassured black woman raising an autistic son while seeking success as an exotic dancer. Sequins and Sorrow is an inspirational story of an adventurous life.



Who, Me? Paranoid? By Erica Stux, Offered by Wheatmark. A collection of essays in search of humor in different aspects of an everyday life. The author has learned to laugh at herself and, in turn, at other people’s foibles.



Dad’s Home Alone By Gail Alcorn McGonigle. The ultimate guide for anyone with elderly loved ones. Dad’s Home Alone illustrates a typical chronology of aging and provides resources and advice for those caring for an elderly parent. McGonigle strives to help readers face challenges they may encounter, with confidence.



The Leisure Seeker By Michael Zadoorian, Offered by HarperCollins Publishing. Two eighty-somethings leave the world of nursing homes behind and take to the road for a forbidden vacation of rediscovery. A novel to chronicle the journey of Ella and John Robina on their last big adventure together. The two relive their forgotten past while taking control over their future.



Do You Hear What I Hear? By Marge Rivingston. Vocal coach and singing instructor speaks about how to improve your skills. Additionally, talks about celebrities she has taught throughout her career. Includes self-help CD.



Eating for Eye Health By Ita Buttrose and Vanessa Jones, Offered by New Holland Publishers. Filled with delicious and easy-to-prepare dishes, this cookbook offers over 90 recipes carefully selected and tested by health professionals to help people lower their risk level for Macular Degeneration, the leading cause of blindness for those 55 and older.



The Saving of Gordon By Joni James Aldrich, Offered by Cancer Lifeline Publications. Cancer is the toughest fight many of us will face and there are numerous options for treatment. Learn to balance personal choice with your cancer treatment options in order to build a winning team in the fight against cancer.



Evidence of the Afterlife By Jeffery Long, M.D. with Paul Perry, Offered by HarperCollins Publishing. This book shares firsthand accounts of people who have died and lived to tell about it. The largest Near Death Experience study ever conducted reveals proof of life after death.



The Way of Boys By Anthony Rao, Ph.D. and Michelle Seaton, Offered by HarperCollins Publishing. Diagnoses of boys include ADHD, Asperger’s and bipolar disorder, suddenly at an alarming rate. Dr. Rao challenges some harmful attitudes we’ve developed toward boyhood. Good for grandparent discussions.



Listen Up, Mr. President By Helen Thomas and Craig Crawford, Offered by Scribner Publishing. Gleaning lessons from past leaders, Thomas and Crawford not only highlight those that future presidents should follow but also pinpoint what Americans should look for and expect in their president.



Toad Cottages & Shooting Stars By Sharon Lovejoy, Offered by Workman Publishing. A magical guide to 130 activities for grandparents, parents, teachers, and children of all ages. These imaginative ideas will instill a true sense of wonder in readers. Turn an hour into a lifelong memory.






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