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What does it mean to live well in late life? Marilyn Reynolds showcases twenty-eight essays on how to survive a sudden health crisis, create your own form of spirituality, share a dog, and think about the past without becoming mired in it. Reynolds' voice is never sentimental, but wry and realistic with its take-no-prisoners love of life and other people. Over 80: Reflections on Aging will appeal to anyone looking to live a meaningful life, whether aged 20 or 90.

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Marilyn Reynolds is the author of numerous books including the memoir, 'Til Death and Dementia Do Us Part, the story of her husband's losing battle with frontotemporal dementia. Her popular and award-winning realistic teen fiction series, True-to-Life from Hamilton High, consists of eleven titles. She has also written a book for educators, I Won't Read and You Can't Make Me: Reaching Reluctant Teen Readers and the collection of essays, Over 70 and I Don't Mean MPH. She has a variety of published personal essays to her credit and was nominated for an Emmy for the Too Soon for Jeff teleplay.Ms. Reynolds worked with reluctant learners at a southern California alternative high school for more than two decades. She lives in Sacramento where she enjoys neighborhood walks, visits with friends and family, and the luxury of reading at odd hours of the day and night.

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