Product Description: Divorced at 41 after 17 years of marriage, Kenn Shapiro spent a decade inside the often slippery, frequently funny, but ever mysterious world of post-40 single life. Through dates with more than 100 women, and relationships big and small, he's endured the highs, the lows, and the in-betweens of a man older than 40 searching for love and romance. He's experienced pain and ecstasy, love and loss; he's learned some old rules and invented some new ones; he's picked up all manner of practical know-how, yet still blundered his way into disasters both predictable and unpredictable. Through it all, though, he's journeyed on toward an ending that perhaps reveals the very secret of love itself. And with the dedication of a diarist, he's kept track of it all. The result Finding It Again: The Truth About Love After 40 is Kenn Shapiro's first-person account of a single middle-aged man trying to navigate the landscape of love in a complicated world.

Finding It Again: The Truth About Love After 40 (Hardcover)

Reaching People Under 40 While Keeping People Over 60: Being Church for All Generations (TCP Leadership Series) (Paperback)

Author Shirley Mitchell, a beautiful 65, speaks from experience as she leads the way for the first of the 80 million baby boomers (those born between 1946 and 1964) who will be crossing into their 60s over the next 20 years. Promoting a positive and uplifting approach to aging, Shirley gives readers many reasons to be excited about this wonderful decade of life: believing in a loving God, the experience that time has given, the zest for life, children and grandchildren, retirement, and rekindled intimacy. Included within:

• The opportunities of the sixtieth season
• Creating your space: residential needs
• Advice from experts on nutrition
• Advice from experts on keeping physically and mentally fit
• Secrets to aging well
• Grandparenting insights
• Retirement and Social Security helps

Sensational after 60: Loving Life All Over Again (Paperback)

Product Description: How many frogs does a woman have to kiss before she finds a Prince? ³All the best men are taken.² ³How many more bad blind dates do I have to go on?² ³I don¹t hang out in bars, so where do I meet men?² This book is for the 20 million single women over 40 in Canada and the United States who are looking for a loving relationship with a good man. Unfortunately for them, there simply aren¹t enough men to go around! They are facing a man shortage which gets progressively worse as they get older. Laws of the Jungle: Dating for Women Over 40 is for YOU: * The Seven Attitudes of Highly Successful Daters. * What men instinctively look for in a woman, and how you can use this knowledge to your advantage. * Women who sabotage their chances of finding love. * Where to find the single men. * What you should do and NOT do on your date - a step-by-step guide to modern dating protocol. * How men and women think about sex and what you should know before you decide to go for it. * How to know if you¹ve found Mr. Right ­ a test for compatibility. It¹s time to stop kissing frogs and find that Prince!

Laws of the Jungle: Dating For Women Over 40 (Paperback)

Dr. Laura Schlessinger is the incredibly popular and controversial psychotherapist who hosts a nationally syndicated, top-rated midday radio talk show. She has strong convictions and doesn't hesitate to voice them to callers. She urges women emphatically to lose a domineering jerk of a lover and pick one of the "good guys," to stay home and parent the babies they've made, and to follow the dream rather than some dreamboat. Above all, she exhorts women not to blame anybody or anything but themselves if they're unhappy and their lives seem a mess.

10 Stupid Things Women Do to Mess Up Their Lives uses real-world examples from Schlessinger's radio show and private practice to drive the message home. And the message is that our reticence to be bold and brave often makes us act like stupid, submissive victims. Once we muster the courage to take responsibility for our own problems and to tolerate the discomforts of risk, the possibilities for personal growth and joy are limitless.

If you're looking for an all-approving hand to hold, you won't find it here. If you're prepared to take a clear-eyed look at your self-diminishing behavior and to make the move to a quality existence, there's no one better than Schlessinger to keep you honest and to cheer you on. One thing's for sure: You'll never look at your relationships, behaviors and decisions the same way after you've finished reading this book.

Ten Stupid Things Women Do to Mess Up Their Lives (Paperback)

Product Description: At 36, Rapp, an anthropologist at the New School for Social Research, had amnio for her first, wanted, pregnancy. When the results showed Down's syndrome, she chose abortion, with much grief. Her experience led to 15 years of research on how women of many social, economic and religious backgrounds experience genetic testing and how they interpret the information this new medical technology provides. The result is a thoughtful, if concentrated, analysis that is rich with the voices of genetic counselors, lab technicians and geneticists; pregnant women who chose to be tested as well as those who refused; those who got "bad" results; and parents of children with disabilities. In addition to tracing how genetic counselors' focus on individual choice can mask social context, Rapp also reveals how women, with or without their partners, negotiate the important decision whether or not to undergo the test. One chapter dissects the miscommunications that occur when technical language is translated into the vernacular. Another chapter lays bare how expectant parents think about fetal disabilityAand resonates with one concerning parents of disabled children. Rapp concludes that prenatal testing puts women in the role of "moral philosophers," learning to think about statistical risk analysis in relation to the "natural" process of pregnancy. Readers unintimidated by academic writing will find this study a valuable exploration of the moral and personal decisions involved in bringing a pregnancy to term.

Testing Women, Testing the Fetus : The Social Impact of Amniocentesis in America (The Anthropology of Everyday Life) (The Anthropology of Everydaylife) (Paperback)

Product Description: This is a must-read for every busy mom - a motivational kickstart and step-by-step guide rolled into one. --Sheila Watkins, MLSci., Founder and National Program Director of Healthy Moms Pre- and Postnatal Fitness Programs
 

The Busy Mom's Ultimate Fitness Guide (Paperback)

Product Description: Growing older does not mean accepting diminished fitn