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- Book Name: It’s Not All Downhill From Here
- Authors: Terry McMillan
- Pages: 354
- Genre: Domestic Fiction
- Publish Date: 31 March 2020
- Language: English
It’s Not All Downhill From Here By Terry McMillan happy publication day for terry mcmillan or her latest release it's not all downhill from here I was fortunate enough to get an advanced readers copy of this novel from net galley
I'm very appreciative of being able to read it ahead of time it is a story of friends that's something that is a common theme and Terry Mullins writing and these friends are all older women I'm not gonna say old
but older women and their retirement age in their life name and lifelong friends and as the title suggests you know some people will say when women get older that everything is just downhill after a certain age
but they find that life is not downhill from retirement age these group of friends go through a lot including death sickness second careers so many things is that older generations have to grapple with especially
the life expectancy growing longer people have more opportunity to do different things in life and just realizing that life is not over just because you you retire from one job you can go on to do something else
just because you lose one love doesn't mean you can't find another if you're a fan of Terry McMillan you look these characters will seem very familiar to you they feel like people she's written about before that
you can really grasp who they are and the brand aspect also helps because you get to see multiple different people who are through things and the book is set in California which is something she's had a set books in that area and before what I liked about the book was it's like I knew those people
you know those that kind of thing one thing I did not like about it is when she wrote about the medical aspects of some of the characters it felt very clinical it didn't seem it almost like a medical textbook you know once you get through those paragraphs it's okay gets back into
the dialogue into the to the fun stuff often in entertainment news books the minor characters actually make a story better and there's an older older later the main character's mother who actually just adore her little quips and her young life was just so refreshing and she's in
her eighties and early eighties and she's have been forced to go into an assisted living facility and hurt her antics that she carries on throughout it's just hilarious so I would definitely suggest picking up this book
I hope that more a lot of people will read it it's not my first 10 million is to anything else I know that I only have one boat I still have say it for years I'm gonna do it to read
she wrote and that's mama somehow get to that book hopefully this year just kind of stopping it off but I also have a previous review for the book before this book that I just heard I didn't really care for that book
I almost forgot about you I think it's the name of that book this one is much better it's not my favorite but it's definitely not the worst it's just a good read it
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