More letters of praise written to the author have arrived regarding Aging with Gentle Attitude
November-2008
Evelyn,
I read Aging with Gentle Attitude, and I enjoyed every article and the "tidbits" of humor and the quizzes. I especially enjoyed the turkey quiz, and I can relate to bad back problems that are caused in part by a poor mattress So many of your articles touched a chord of memory. The book is just great! I want to send a copy of the book to my sister in New York. I can't wait until the second book is available. Thanks for an entertaining read.
Shirley - San Marcos, CA
November - 2008
My dear sister-in-law, you just keep getting better. I thoroughly enjoyed "Aw/GA". "As Time Goes By" was a wonderful poem in itself. So much of this book's wisdom left me thinking, "yea that's me"! I got everything right in the "Musical Quiz", the "Turkey Quiz" was about 75%. "Finish the Line" was pretty easy. I think there will be another similar book coming up!
Richard - Palm Desert, California
November - 2008
\Read your book early this AM. Congratulations to you, for a revisit to the past and present. Interesting comparisons and insights. Entertaining and thoughtful.
Many of the comments were remembered and fondly thought of by me. Good job on your thoughts and story. Hats off to you for a sweet book!
Dianne - Palm Desert, California
November-2008
Evelyn, your book, Aging with Gentle Attitude is a pleasure to read. Keep turning out those great books that help to keep us all young in heart and thought.
Bev Scott -author
November - 2008
Evelyn,
I enjoyed your book so much, and it brought back wonderful memories. I passed it on to my mother to read, who also enjoys your writing. She is having a ball reading the book! You've done it again-girl. I am so proud of you.
J.C. Pinkerton - author
December-2008
Evelyn, we enjoyed your latest book. We especially like the article on Grandma's pies and the one about the long gray apron she always wore, and the old times of long ago. Many thanks for an entertaining read.
Jim and Sharon - Waco, Texas
December-2008
Evelyn,
I have enjoyed your books over the years. They lifted my spirit and some renewed my memories of our wonderful school days, as in your most recent book, Aging with Gentle Attitude. The many subjects, poems and stories touched my heart. You filled my cup to overflowing, and now I am drinking from my saucer. Keep writing and sharing your talent!
Rosie - La Canada, CA
December-2008
Evelyn, I want you to know that I think this is your best book to date for me in my senior years. I enjoyed it very much, especially, because I could relate to so many of your articles. You helped me remember and reminisce over so many things and times that have passed. For example, I had to smile when you reminded me of how we used to put "rats" in our hair to make pompadors when we were young. Thank you for such a satisfying read!
Pat -Gatesville, Texas
December-2008
Evelyn,
I really enjoyed your latest book. It give a gentle perspective to a different generation's thoughts.
Loretta - Baltimore, Maryland
December-2008
Evelyn,
Your book is wonderful! My mother is coming to visit, and I placed the book on the bedside table for her to read as she enjoys reading before she sleeps. I know she'll enjoy it as much as I did.
Christy-Sun City, CA
December - 2008
Evelyn,
I loved your latest book. It was a pleasure to read and I especially enjoyed the quizzes and fill-in inserts. They were lots of fun. They tested my memories! Keep writing.
Patricia - North Wales, PA
January- 2009
Evelyn,
We can relate to your book quite well as we are definitely seniors. We enjoyed the articles and inserts so much. We need another book just like it!
Jo Ann & Roy - Midwest City, OK
February -2009
Evelyn,
I just finished reading your book on the cruise to Hawaii. I laughed out loud many times. It is a very enjoyable book and it provides lots of interesting reading.
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