Naomi's Guide to Aging Gratefully: Facts, Myths, and Good News for Boomers

by Naomi Judd

The Grammy Award-winning country star challenges popular misconceptions about aging while sharing inspirational strategies on how to get in touch with one's inner beauty and enjoy the benefits of growing older, in a guide that counsels readers about fifteen life choices. 150,000 first printing.

Genres: Self Help

272 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2007

About the author

Naomi Judd was an American country music singer, songwriter, and activist.

Reviews

[D]

I wasn’t aware that Naomi had written books until after her tragic passing. I was intrigued by the title of this book. It was actually a very well written & practical guide to aging. I loved that she was the narrator. Really made you feel like a girlfriend was giving sage advice. It was so sad that many time in the book she foreshadowed her death & preparing for it. I know the book was published years ago, but she seemed to have recognized her mental health issues & was taking steps to keep herself mentally & physically healthy. What a shame she lost her battle with her demons. She will be missed!

[Katharine]

Interesting take on aging that makes sense.

[Irene]

Even though I'm not a whole-hearted Judd fan, there is something about Naomi that just fascinates me. Her books always sound so full of herself, and I still haven't gotten over the fact that "Love Can Build A Bridge" is filled with that HUGE lie of Michael Ciminella being Wy's biological father - and then she proceeds to trash him, when after hearing the truth, I respect him more. But it does seem that Naomi has truly been gaining some humility and wisdom as she ages. Many of her practical suggestions about getting along with family and decluttering one's life makes a lot of sense. I may not agree with everything, but she's always fun to read for reasons I haven't fully figured out yet.

[Sharon]

I like this book and hail her a courageous mentor of women everywhere

[Donna]

Really enjoyed this book. She is a very down to earth person. A lot of interesting information for aging gracefully.

[Misty Grim]

A good read about aging gratefully.
Naomi gives advice and tips about aging, at the end of each chapter she gives you some suggestions to try.
I enjoyed reading this book.