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Humor for a Boomer's Heart: Stories, Quips, and Quotes to Lift the Heart

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The ninth book in the bestselling Humor for the Heart series, Humor for a Boomer's Heart is a collection of fifty original stories that take a humorous look at the ups and downs of all things boomer. The boomer market, one of the largest demographics in this country, is known for facing their advancing years head on with creativity, energy, innovation, and most of all, humor. Humor for a Boomer's Heart brings together fifty short, Chicken Soup-style stories, and perfect for brief readings anytime a lift is needed. Each entry is illustrated with hilarious cartoons that make the story even funnier. Baby boomers experience life as no other generation in our country's history: they are informed, enthusiastic, ready to beat the odds, and they love to laugh. These uplifting pages provide opportunities to laugh at life and inspire readers to enjoy each day to the fullest. Navigating through mid-life is an adventure that baby boomers are tackling with finesse, and Humor for a Boomer's Heart makes the perfect gift for any boomer who could use a little rest, relaxation, and refreshment.

224 pages, Paperback

First published October 7, 2008

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March 12, 2020
Some chuckles and smiles to be had in this collection of silly stories.
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October 20, 2008
I can't believe I have something published (pg. 58) in this book of well-known comedy writers. Bill Cosby and Robert Fulghum are here. But on to the review: I don't laugh out loud very often. When I read the comics, I occasionally nod, but rarely even snicker. But this book had me laughing, chuckling, guffawing and reading out loud to the dogs. My favorite was Margot Starbuck's "Safe Travel," about the travails of getting through airport security. It is so right on, from the check-in kiosks to stripping for the x-ray machine to the self-flush toilet that doesn't. Share it with your friends, and if you have a chance, mention that Sue Lick is sharing a book with Bill Cosby.
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