My Thoughts on Lastingness
The Art of Old Age
By Nicholas Delbanco
I was recently able to review the title Lastingness: The Art of Old Ageby Nicholas Delbanco. To be honest I had a very hard time getting into thisbook and felt that it was way over my head. This was unfortunate as I waslooking forward to this title. I know that this book will be perfect for someit just was not for me. Okay enough with that! What is the book about!Age has been an important factor in many aspects of day to day life.Where younger is better in many instances in others we look toward a more knowledgeableelder! Nicholas Delbanco talks about many famous and wonderful influencers fromour past and teaches us why some of them had many amazing talents at a young agewhere as with some the talent seemed to grow with age. I did enjoy reading theparts that I could get into (although not many) and did learn some fascinating aspectsof lives such as Shakespeare, Henry David Thoreau, Beethoven, Yeats, and Monet.It was also neat to read about the different time periods in their lives wherethey were at their best.
Although this book was not for me, it does not mean that you will notfind it interesting. I think that the biggest reason I could not get into thisbook was because of the choice of wording and I found that the book seemed tojump around more than I would have liked. I encourage you to look into reading Lastingness:The Art of Old Age by Nicholas Delbanco! There really are some intriguing factsto find out about each person listed in this book!
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I did receive a product for the purpose of thisreview, However my opinion was used in this review and was not influenced inany way! All thoughts are my own and may vary from others.
