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Embracing the Wisdom Years: A Guided Coloring Book Journal for Exploring Aging

How can we embrace the best aspects of aging despite some of its challenges? Embracing the Wisdom Years provides a creative outlet for exploring and understanding one’s experience with growing older. The journal prompts invite reflection on your life and inspire a conversation with your body. The mandalas and abstract patterns offer a means to let the mind and senses flow with colors, creative passion, and centered stillness.

As one travels on this journey, one discovers the value of life itself, holding onto dreams, making new ones, and discovering a richness that is still available and abundant. Embracing the Wisdom Years is a gentle companion for contemplation and celebration of life in the later years and a portable ally for facing challenges, finding solutions, and claiming a satisfying life.

How can we embrace the best aspects of aging despite some of its challenges? Embracing the Wisdom Years provides a creative outlet for exploring and understanding one’s experience with growing older. The journal prompts invite reflection on your life and inspire a conversation with your body. The mandalas and abstract patterns offer a means to let the mind and senses flow with colors, creative passion, and centered stillness.

As one travels on this journey, one discovers the value of life itself, holding onto dreams, making new ones, and discovering a richness that is still available and abundant. Embracing the Wisdom Years is a gentle companion for contemplation and celebration of life in the later years and a portable ally for facing challenges, finding solutions, and claiming a satisfying life.

Published Year

2021

Page Count

219

ISBN

9798696226231

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Editorial Review

"Colleen Hoover reminds readers that love is a fragile thing, built from courage, hope, and tears. Every person with a heartbeat should read this book."  (Kami Garcia, #1 New York Times bestselling author)

The MC was likable enough, but inconistent, waffling between whiny and focused. Kind of got annoyed with how much he continued to be surprised by everything. I know that is probably realistic of how someone would actually behave there, but that didn’t make it any less annoying to read. He is constantly in fights and sometimes he wins through some skill or by luck, but you never seem to know when it is one or the other. Definitely not worth $9.99, and will not buy the others until the price is reduced.