Friday, December 15, 2017

Review of "What’s So Funny About Getting Old?," by Ed Fischer and Jane Thomas Noland



Review of
What’s So Funny About Getting Old?, by Ed Fischer and Jane Thomas Noland ISBN 0881662232

Five out of five stars
 The humor in this book is of course directed at the elderly. Yet, in general they won’t mind for it is pretty good and hits a mark that nearly all can relate to. Aging is a gradual process that grinds away at you and must be adjusted to. Yet, it helps to see the humor in some of the changes of perspectives and daily difficulties that crop up. This book will help in that adjustment.
 The general structure is a set of jokes in textual form on the left with a cartoon image on the right. Some of the jokes are by professional comedians. One of the best is by Henny Youngman, “At my age when a girl flirts with me in the movies, she is after my popcorn.” If you are getting up in years and need a few laughs to help you cope, this book will provide them.

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