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    Old

    By S.T. Mclaughlin

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    Old is a moving fictional story that explores the richness and complexity of the human experience over the years. Through a social narrative, the reader is transported to the life of an elderly man in a nursing home, who reflects on his past, present and future with a mixture of nostalgia, gratitude and acceptance. The experiences, challenges and lessons learned throughout a long and full life are intertwined in this story, providing a deep and emotional look at love, loss, hope and resilience. Old is a tribute to the beauty and dignity of old age, a story that will resonate in the hearts of readers and remind them of the importance of living each moment with gratitude and love.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherS.T. Mclaughlin
    Release dateMay 27, 2024
    ISBN9798224578344
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