Decades of Uplifting Short Stories for Seniors: 100 Funny Stories from the 50s to 90s that are Easy to Read for Elderly Women and Men (LARGE PRINT)

Book Synopsis: Take a walk down memory lane with these uplifting short stories for seniors. Who doesn’t love traveling down memory lane? This book is designed to help you precisely travel back to previous decades and bring back long-forgotten memories. The stories are told through the eyes of people who lived through a significant event, fell under the spell of a fad, and more. Divided by decade, the book makes recalling times many older adults may have forgotten easy. Not only will the book remind people of days gone by, but they are also uplifting, heartwarming, and often funny. Reading and reminiscing offer many benefits for seniors as they elevate their mood and give them a sense of well-being. It can also reduce anxiety and agitation in many people.

Inside the Covers, You Will Find:

• 100 uplifting stories of regular people who lived through a particular decade
• Short, easy-to-read reports that keep the reader engaged and take them back to a time they may have forgotten
• Large print, short paragraphs, and stories that are quick to read, making them perfect for older adults
• Stories that appeal to family members of all ages that encourage even young people to talk to the older people in their lives about bygone eras
• Stories that are also suitable for reading aloud to inspire and captivate both the listener and the reader

All 100 stories are written in an effortless, engaging style designed to bring a smile to everyone who reads them. Although they include factual, historical information, they are also lighthearted, fun, and provide the perspective of someone who lived through something emotional. The book is the perfect gift for the older people in your life.

As they age, people depend on our affection and help. Order a copy today for your aging family member or friend to help keep their mind fit and active. Reading these enjoyable stories is a highly effective way to increase alertness, boost their mood, and improve their quality of life.

Here are a few short excerpts of individual stories:

• A Man on the Moon: Frank called to his children in the yard playing on a sunny Sunday afternoon. When they ran inside, they were surprised to see the television on since it was Sunday, and their father insisted the television remain off during the day. “Children, this is one of the most important things you will ever see,” Frank said. “Sit down in front of the television and just watch what happens.”
• The Boys in the Band: Finding their seats, Ashley and Laura settled in, both of them quivering with excitement to see finally their favorite band. The two girls had woken up early, chosen special outfits, and spent hours on their hair and makeup just in case a band member noticed them. The two girls danced to the opening band’s music even though they were unfamiliar with the band called The Perfect Gentlemen. Then, about a half hour after the opening act finished, they heard the music they had been waiting for. New Kids on the Block took the stage singing “Call It What You Want.” Ashley, Laura, and everyone around them jumped up to their feet and began screaming.

So why wait? Grab your copy of the Uplifting Stories today and take a trip down memory lane! Read more