100 Uplifting Short Stories for Seniors: Funny and True Easy to Read Short Stories to Stimulate the Mind (Perfect Gift for Elderly Women and Men) by Charlie Miller


100 Uplifting Short Stories for Seniors: Funny and True Easy to Read Short Stories to Stimulate the Mind (Perfect Gift for Elderly Women and Men)
Title : 100 Uplifting Short Stories for Seniors: Funny and True Easy to Read Short Stories to Stimulate the Mind (Perfect Gift for Elderly Women and Men)
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Language : English
Format Type : Kindle Edition
Number of Pages : 189
Publication : Published November 18, 2022

Packed with 100 uplifting short stories in large print font size, this book is perfect for the elderly and senior citizens. The primary goal of this collection is to engage the reader with delightful and stimulating stories. Many stories herein may cause people to laugh out loud. And that’s precisely the point—because a laugh a day keeps the doctor away! Research has shown that reminiscing and good storytelling have many positive effects on seniors, in particular, elevating their moods and sense of well-being while also reducing their agitation. In this book you’ll All 100 uplifting stories here for the elderly are told in a simple, humorous style. They’re fun and informative at the same time, making this book the perfect present for an exceptional senior or two in your life. Be inspired, enjoy, and lighten up!

100 Uplifting Short Stories for Seniors: Funny and True Easy to Read Short Stories to Stimulate the Mind (Perfect Gift for Elderly Women and Men) Reviews

  • Dori Sabourin

    How to put More Umpph into your Life

    Charlie Miller has compiled 100 uplifting short stories for Seniors.
    Read about why yor should keep white clover in your yard; what resulted with a man wrongly accused in prison; how different animals are being saved from extinction; why you should always check your pockets:; and more.

  • Susan

    🖊 My review: I expected a collection of light stories to see what seniors are inclined, or suggested, to read. Instead, I found a book filled with rehashed news articles that were neither funny nor stimulating. If the senior reader was keeping up with the news all along, there is no need to pick this up; and these news articles are easily found on the Internet with their sources.

    Also, I would surmise that older readers would find the title a bit patronizing, as if older people need easy-to-read books. (And here I laugh heartily.) "100 Uplifting Short Stories for Seniors: Funny and True Easy to Read Short Stories to Stimulate the Mind (Perfect Gift for Elderly Women and Men).” Holy moley.

    I share the following excerpt from this book:

    🔸No more Confederate names for army bases says Senate Southern General Robert E. Lee’s time is up. The Senate overwhelmingly approved a defense bill in 2020 that included Senator Elizabeth Warren’s (D-MA) provision requiring the U.S. military to rename its bases previously named after Confederate army generals. The bill passed by a resounding vote of 86-14.


    That fact alone is horrifying and illustrates the suicidal abyss the United States government is attracted to these days.

    Therefore, taking into consideration the premise of this book, I find this, and many other news stories in this book unfunny and rather alarmingly odious. 🗑 Pas pour moi. Conversely, other readers may find this rehashed news article book their cup of tea and right up their dark alley.

    🏮 Media form: Kindle Unlimited version.

  • Al Hott

    still reading...........kind of slow reading with some interesting stories and some not-so-interesting
    overall probably worth your time if you enjoy stuff about old folks............