Coping with ageing

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  • The 7 Secrets of the Hundred-Year Life

    £16.99

    Our chances of living to 100 are better than ever before, but what can we do to give ourselves the best possible odds of living well for longer? With so much advice out there, it’s difficult to know what really works. In this engaging and practical guide, Gyles Brandreth, with his physiotherapist Finola Burrell, set out on a voyage of discovery to find the secrets for a long and healthy life. Packed with tips and strategies that really work, Gyles and Finola bust the myths around ageing well and help you discover: – the exercises worth making time for – how to use your mindset to age-proof your mind – the vital foods you need to nourish your body at every age and stage of life – why human connection is the key to a long life It’s not about perfection. Whatever your age, these simple, sustainable habits can fit into your daily life to boost your brain power, keep your body moving and embrace the world around you.

  • The Post-Menopause Method

    £22.00

    Unlock the secrets to vibrant health and vitality after menopause with this expert guide from nutritionist and author Karen Newby.

    Offering essential nutrition advice,lifestyle strategies, and delicious recipes tailored specifically for women’s health and nutrition needs in this transformative stage of life.

  • The Renovation

    £16.99

    Dilara’s father is disappearing. His memories are collapsing, dementia stealing a little more of him each day. She has persuaded him to move in with her, hiring builders to adapt her apartment to his new needs, but when the renovation is complete she discovers a big problem: instead of a new en-suite bathroom, the builders have installed a Turkish prison cell. At first she is outraged. There has surely been some mistake. Dilara’s family are exiles – they left Turkey many years ago and have never been back. The last thing she wants is a piece of her estranged homeland appearing uninvited in her new home. But as the weeks pass, her indignation gradually gives way to curiosity. Beyond the cell door, she glimpses Turkish guards going about their work. Through the cell walls, she hears Turkish prisoners murmuring, rustling, crying out in their sleep.

  • Departure(s)

    £18.99

    A book about many things, including: A man called Stephen and a woman called Jean, who fall in love when they are young and again when they are old; a Jack Russell called Jimmy, famous for his good behaviour; the mischievous nature of memory; the aging body, and how it begins to fail; taking our chances, facing our fate; how we find happiness in this life; how a departure can also be an arrival; and when it is time to say goodbye.

  • Being Mortal: Illness, Medicine and What Matters in the End

    £11.99

    Atul Gawande examines his experiences as a surgeon, as he confronts the realities of ageing and dying in his patients and in his family, as well as the limits of what he can do. He emerges with a story that crosses the globe and history, exploring questions that range from the curious to the profound.