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Last Laughs
Everett Mattlin
Two Harbors
212 3rd Avenue North, Suite 290
Minneapolis, MN 55401
9781936401345, $14.95, www.twoharborspress.com

Aging can't be avoided, so may as well laugh at it. "Last Laughs: A
Pocketful of Wry for the Aging" is a discussion of aging in today's
culture which seems to revere youthfulness. Discussing the many
aspects of aging in the modern world, trying to keep living when your
body and the world seems to be against you, facing health, and the
honesty and wisdom that comes from age. "Last Laughs" is a humorous
collection of wisdom for the aging and those who are experiencing this
never-ending endeavor, highly recommended.

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