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SPLENDID SENIORS
Great Lives, Great Deeds
by Jack AdlerOriginal trade
paperback | 224 pp | $18.95
ISBN 978-1-597190077 |
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"Imagination grows by exercise, and contrary to common belief, is more
powerful in the mature than in the young." So said W. Somerset Maugham,
one of the 52 people whose achievements after age 65 are featured in
Splendid Seniors: Great Lives, Great Deeds.
The inspiring ensemble includes Mary Baker Eddy, who was 86 when
she founded the Christian Science Monitor; Alexander Graham Bell,
who received a patent for his work on a hydrofoil boat at age 75;
Benjamin Disraeli, who became prime minister of England for the second
time when he was 70; and Susan B. Anthony, who was past 80 when she
founded the International Woman Suffrage Alliance.
Splendid Seniors reminds us
that creativity, passion & influence can not only flower in later years,
but bear delicious fruit.
"The longer I live, the
more beautiful life becomes."
Frank Lloyd Wright
Midwest Book Review's September 2007
Small Press
Bookwatch calls Splendid Seniors "a source of
inspiration for seniors everywhere."
"Splendid
Seniors: Great Lives, Great Deeds is an anthology featuring brief
biographical profiles of fifty-two people who made great and lasting
achievements after age fifty-five. From Mother Theresa to Alexander Graham
Bell, Albert Einstein, Charles de Gaulle, Pablo Picasso, Grandma Moses and
many more, Splendid Seniors offers true tales of inspirational deeds as
well as memorable quotes from each individual profiled. A source of
inspiration for seniors everywhere, and proof that greatness, creativity,
passion, and intelligence can bloom their brightest with age and
experience."
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Praise for Splendid Seniors:
Great Lives, Great Deeds
"Jack Adler's new book is great!
Splendid Seniors should be in
every school library, if not on
every required reading list.
It contains a lot of things
I'd forgotten, as well as many new
and interesting facts about the
selected "senior achievers."
It makes me want to walk up
to people and say
'Did you know....?'
I found this book to be informative
as well as delightful --
a good gift
for "juniors" and "seniors."
My Dad will be getting a copy
for Father's Day!"
Pam White
Skyland Books
West Jefferson, NC."While
having a senior moment means
you may have forgotten something,
reading
Splendid Seniors:
Great Lives, Great Deeds
is the key to remembering something:
the amazing accomplishments
made by those over the age of 65.
Written by North Hollywood author,
playwright and screenwriter Jack Adler,
the book recognizes 52
achievers who
are recognized for their creativity,
political and
scientific contributions,
personal expression and community
involvement.
Reading about Alexander
Graham Bell, Mary Baker Eddy and
Benjamin Disraeli, whose lives were
rich with purpose in their later
years,
is an inspiration to all that it's
never too late to pursue a
passion.
As Frank Lloyd Wright said,
"The longer I live,
the more beautiful
life becomes."
Valley magazine
PDF of Valley magazine's
Splendid Seniors feature
"You gain strength,
courage and confidence
by every experience
in which you really stop
to look fear in the face.
You must do the thing
you think you cannot do."
Eleanor Roosevelt
"When one door closes,
another opens;
but we often look
so long and regretfully
upon the closed door
that we do not see the one which has opened for us."
Alexander Graham Bell
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