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Title: WOOF: Women Only Over Fifty
Author: Diana Black (GA), Mary Cunningham (GA), Melinda Richarz Bailey (TX)
Author Site: http://www.woofersclub.com
ISBN: 9781590806067 (1590806069)
Genre: Humor Pages: 160 Price: $12.99 US $14.99 CAN
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"A free-spirited and upbeat look at making the most of life after 50 from a trio of sassy, savvy women. Proof positive that middle age doesn't mean you have to settle for leading a dog's life!" Candy Paull, author of The Art of Abundance.
Blurb:
Over fifty? Or planning a trip to mid-life in the near future? Bags packed, but wondering about your destination?
With no map to guide them through the "joys" of middle age, three witty, resourceful, savvy women chart their own course. And you're invited!
Join d.d. dawg, Milkbone, and Mad Dog as they romp through issues of expanding waistlines, deepening wrinkles, empty nests and muddled memories. And, they even find some good things to bark about!
So, don't just use this book to fan a hot flash. Look inside. Find out if you’re a Springy Spaniel or a Moody Mutt. Discover over 50 reasons to wag your tail. Learn what it means to be a WOOFer.
Now, fetch your pawsport and embark on a journey through the wacky world of WOOF. It will have you howling!
Bio:
Diana Black, a graduate of Indiana University, combines her love of words and the visual arts to create everything from children's stories and freelance articles to Web designs and book illustrations. A certified grant professional and published songwriter, author, and cartoonist, she has a daughter and granddaughter, and lives
with her husband near the quaint, historic town square of Marietta, Georgia.
Mary Cunningham makes her home in the beautiful mountains of West Georgia with her husband and adopted woofie, Molly. Parents of three children, they are also blessed with a fifteen-year-
Melinda Richarz Bailey earned a B.A. in Journalism from the University of North Texas. A free lance writer for over 40 years, she has authored several books and articles published in True West, Kids, Etc., Reminisce, Cats Magazine, Frontier Times, Nashville Parent, and Cincinnati Family Magazine. The co-recipient of the Academy of Western Artists 2004 Will Rogers Award for Song of the Year, she currently resides in Tyler, Texas.
