Reviews

Aging: The Fulfillment of Life by Ron P. Van Den Bosch, Walter J. Gaffney, Henri J.M. Nouwen

bengresik's review against another edition

2.0

A very short book dealing with some thoughts on our aversions to connection with the elderly and some reasons for why and how we should reach out. My version is full of pictures so it was a very short read, but one which I will probably read again as I don't feel I've totally absorbed what's in it.

(and yes, I did read it in a day. It really is that short)

toniapeckover's review against another edition

4.0

I don't know how I found this book, but it will be staying in my permanent collection. Such a small, rather odd, but hopeful collection of reflections and insights on the powers and pains of aging. It gave me much to think about in my relations with elderly people, but also about my own aging and the day when I will be elderly. What an important topic, but how little there is to read on it.