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Wanda Gag
1971 · 1992 edition
35 pages
Books about aging look honestly at later life. Retirement, memory, a changing body, old friends and the question of what it all added up to are their subjects. Some are funny and defiant and some are quiet and reflective. They offer company and insight for readers at any age. Only books in French are listed.

Wanda Gag
1971 · 1992 edition
35 pages

Tess Gerritsen
1997 · 2022 edition
340 pages

Toni Morrison
1981 · 2007 edition
431 pages

Saul Bellow
1976 · 1986 edition
544 pages

Danielle Steel
1987 · 2014 edition
512 pages

Vernor Vinge
2006 · 2007 edition
452 pages

Anne Tyler
2012 · 2014 edition
224 pages

Graham Swift
1996 · 2022 edition
400 pages

Anne Tyler
2009 · 2010 edition
287 pages

Mordecai Richler
1997 · 1999 edition
564 pages

Oliver Sacks
2010 · 2014 edition
288 pages

Umberto Eco
1996 · 2005 edition
502 pages

Jane Gardam
1999 · 2015 edition
380 pages

James Joyce, Anthony Burgess
1975 · 1982 edition
649 pages

Danielle Steel
1980 · 2016 edition
403 pages

Diane Chamberlain
1999 · 2000 edition
453 pages

Ron McLarty
1999 · 2005 edition
397 pages

Laura Lippman
1997 · 1999 edition
350 pages

David Perlmutter, Kristin Loberg, 戴维-珀尔马特, 克里斯廷·洛伯格
2014 · 2019 edition
416 pages

Michel Houellebecq
2005 · 2013 edition
446 pages

Danielle Steel, Katalin Sóvágó
1997 · 1998 edition
220 pages

Mary Gaitskill, Suzanne Mayoux
2005 · 2020 edition
320 pages

Evan S. Connell
1977 · 2017 edition
312 pages

Danielle Steel
1997 · 1999 edition
455 pages