The Summer of a Dormouse
The Summer of a Dormouse by John Mortimer is a First Edition published by Penguin in 2001, featuring 212 pages in English. In this work, Mortimer, an unrepentant septuagenarian, reflects on the humorous and poignant aspects of aging. He embraces the idea that growing old should come with a sense of humor, as he navigates the challenges of his advancing years while remaining dedicated to enjoying life.
Readers will find a candid exploration of Mortimer’s experiences and thoughts on aging, presented with his characteristic wit. The narrative captures the essence of a life lived with pleasure, as he shares anecdotes and insights that resonate with themes of biography and autobiography. This edition offers a unique perspective on the joys and absurdities of growing older, inviting readers to appreciate the lighter side of life’s later chapters.
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Well aware that no one should grow old who isn’t prepared to look ridiculous, John Mortimer, unrepentant septuagenarian and creator of Horace Rumpole and Leslie Titmuss, resigns himself to the fact that the putting on of socks should be left to the young. Yet despite his body’s angry protestations, he is determined to continue enjoying the fruits of a long life supremely dedicated to pleasure. Here, he tells the poignant and wonderfully funny account of a year spent growing old disgracefully
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