From Publishers Weekly
Savitz, the author of young adult books and a contributor to the Chicken Soup series, reflects on the late-life independence she's discovered as a senior in these uplifting, interwoven essays. She explores her continuing maternal role, the friendships she's found in later years, widowhood and the transition from suburban living to closer quarters after her family dispersed. Savitz amusingly describes "senior moments" of absentmindedness (which strike her children and grandchildren, too), and offers touching personal anecdotes about needing and still being needed by her middle-aged children.
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Review
"...Through her insight, the reader is elevated to a new level of understanding." --
Barbara Russell Chesser, Ph.D. Co-author: Cihcken Soup for the Golden Soul"Reading Harriet May Savitz's essays is like looking into someone's very private thoughts..." --
Anita Finley, Gerontologist Publisher of Senior Life & Bommer TimesHer insight brings the reader to a new level of understanding. These essays hit home. --
Barbara Russell Chesser, Ph.D., Co-author; Chicken Soup for the Golden Soul, February 2002In a world that is so youth oriented, this book is a celebration of senior citizens everywhere. --
Milton Kahn, Publicist / Milton Kahn Associates, Inc. / Public Relations February 2002These essays will surely make you take a deep breath and appreciate the moment it took to read them. --
Anita Finley, Gerontologist Publisher of Senior Life & Boomer Times. Book endorsement/February 2002