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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
As a latecomer myself, I learned a lot from this book!,
By Nancy M. Burke (USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Latecomers: Children of Parents over 35 (Hardcover)
This is a great summary of issues that a latecomer faces. It recognizes various types of latecomers, whether they're only children or the youngest member of a family (I fall in the latter category) and describes their different situations. I sought out reading material about this issue, when I faced doing Eldercare in my mid-thirties when many of my friends were becoming parents. My biggest revelation from the book came when I realized that the probable reason for my lifelong death obsession came from the shear quantity of funerals I attended before the age of 16 (my grandparents alough long lived, were all dead by the time I was 11). This is a book I think many potential "older parents" would benefit from reading. |
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Latecomers: Children of Parents over 35 by Andrew L. Yarrow (Hardcover - Feb. 1991)
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