Old Age Isn't For Sissies

by Steve Dickenson, Todd Clark

Don't mess with Lola. She's too old for you to be asking, she bucks stereotypes like a bronco, and she suffers adult sons, daughters-in-law, and potential suitors badly. In Old Age Isn't for Sissies, Lola continues her brash march through life, stepping over proper diet, exercise, and political correctness. She's a take-no-prisoners, cigar-chomping, beer-on-the-doily kind of gal who will whack you with her cane if given half a chance. But Lola's lack of charm is her most charming trait-and what makes her such a delight to fans of all ages.

128 pages, Paperback

First published August 8, 2001

Reviews

[Victoria & David Williams]

Nowhere as good as Phil Frank's The Elderberries.
Then again much better than Mama by Mell Lazarus.

[Duane]

This is a great book for anyone to enjoy a good laugh. Focusing on the daily routine of senior citizens, every strip is laugh out loud joy. A funny book for any library's collection.