Creative Aging: Rethinking Retirement and Non-Retirement in a Changing World by Marjory Zoet Bankson

4.17 AVERAGE

josilsac's review against another edition

3.5
inspiring reflective slow-paced
Much more religious focused than I expected. 

rkw25's review against another edition

4.0
One of a number of books I have skimmed about what might happen as one ages, this one is often faith-based in its examples. The author's seven stages/issues--release, resistance, reclaiming, revelation, crossing point, risk, and relating--make sense and each is accompanied by questions. The biggest reason I will remember this book is that one of the examples is someone I know! (Name was changed but details kept, as noted by the author in the intro.)

terminatee's review

5.0
Sure sign of a book I got something out of is the number of places I highlighted in it. And I highlighted a lot in this. Will need to come back someday and review the highlights. The parts on generativity and creativity were good.