Click to watch a video in which the author describes her motivation for writing the book. Or another in which she discusses what she believes are the three most significant life transitions: puberty, leaving home, and retirement. Both videos are presented by lawyer Ramsey Bahrawy. More information about the writer of the book Angil Tarach-Ritchey is available at her Web site.
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Behind the Old Face: A book to read if you're a boomer or have aging friends, colleagues, or family
Click to watch a video in which the author describes her motivation for writing the book. Or another in which she discusses what she believes are the three most significant life transitions: puberty, leaving home, and retirement. Both videos are presented by lawyer Ramsey Bahrawy. More information about the writer of the book Angil Tarach-Ritchey is available at her Web site.
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