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Daunted by the prospect of old age? Fearful of becoming a silly old fool? 'No need,' says Christopher Matthew.

He has just hit eighty. He plays golf; walks the dog; has all his own hair; doesn't need a hearing aid, and no one ever stands up for him on crowded buses and tubes. By his own lights a late middle ager who intends to remain so.

No one likes the idea of getting old, but in this wry, thoughtful and very funny guide to life in the last lane, the author of the million-selling Now We Are Sixty will surely persuade all late middle agers that they have a lot more to look forward to than they might imagine.

The Old Man and the Knee: How to be a Golden Oldie

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Daunted by the prospect of old age? Fearful of becoming a silly old fool? 'No need,' says Christopher Matthew.He has... Read more

    Publisher: Little, Brown Book Group
    Publication Date: 06/09/2018
    ISBN13: 9780349143408, 978-0349143408
    ISBN10: 0349143404

    Number of Pages: 288

    Non Fiction , Biography

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    Daunted by the prospect of old age? Fearful of becoming a silly old fool? 'No need,' says Christopher Matthew.

    He has just hit eighty. He plays golf; walks the dog; has all his own hair; doesn't need a hearing aid, and no one ever stands up for him on crowded buses and tubes. By his own lights a late middle ager who intends to remain so.

    No one likes the idea of getting old, but in this wry, thoughtful and very funny guide to life in the last lane, the author of the million-selling Now We Are Sixty will surely persuade all late middle agers that they have a lot more to look forward to than they might imagine.

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