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The Complete Geezer Guidebook: Everything You Need to Know about Being Old and Grumpy!
Contributor(s): Adams, Charles F. (Author)
ISBN: 188495698X     ISBN-13: 9781884956980
Publisher: Quill Driver Books
OUR PRICE:   $13.46  
Product Type: Paperback - Other Formats
Published: October 2009
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Annotation: Defining the differences between run-of-the-mill old farts and the loveable geezer, this hilarious tome for old men illuminates what they need to embrace geezerhood. Tools for recognizing different types of geezers--from the golfer to the hypochondriac--help men identify what type of cranky old man they are, and geezer role models and great geezer moments offer inspiration for who they can ultimately become. Offering daily insights into geezer philosophies and tips for locating popular geezer stomping grounds, this must-have gift for grandpa also includes crosswords, puzzles, and "New Yorker "cartoons he can enjoy from the comfort of his own recliner.
Additional Information
BISAC Categories:
- Humor
- Family & Relationships | Life Stages - Later Years
Dewey: 818.607
LCCN: 2009028015
Physical Information: 0.56" H x 5.92" W x 9.02" (0.61 lbs) 185 pages
Themes:
- Generational Orientation - Elderly/Aged
- Sex & Gender - Masculine
 
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Publisher Description:

Silver Prize winner, 19th Annual Mature Media Awards, National Media (Book) division.Defining the differences between run-of-the-mill old farts and the loveable geezer, this hilarious tome for old men illuminates what they need to embrace geezerhood. Tools for recognizing different types of geezers--from the golfer to the hypochondriac--help men identify what type of cranky old man they are, and geezer role models and great geezer moments offer inspiration for who they can ultimately become. Offering daily insights into geezer philosophies and tips for locating popular geezer stomping grounds, this must-have gift for grandpa also includes crosswords, puzzles, and ""New Yorker ""cartoons he can enjoy from the comfort of his own recliner.