Learning from Hannah: Secrets for a Life Worth Living

by William H. Thomas

1999 1st printing hardcover with dust jacket as shown. Tight spine, clear crisp pages, no writing, no tears, smokefree. Jacket in new condition too.

240 pages, Hardcover

First published May 1, 1999

Reviews

[Kate Zubaly]

This is an easy read but with subtle impact. It helps us rethink how we live overall but especially how we live with the elderly. It makes perfect sense, we get it deep in our soul. It can be so hard to slow down in our culture but it is so life-giving. Spending time with very young and elderly force us to slow down and if we are present to build important relationships that have eternal meaning. Those days of truly relating are those days that we treasure.

[Wendy Campbell]

Fabulous gem of a book! William has used a story or parable to tell the his and his wife's story to envision and create the Eden Alternative, where we can be kind and inclusive to our precious elders. A huge shift.

[LibraryLady]

Story of an upwardly mobile couple who undergo a life-altering transformation.

[Mirella]

Very good secrets for a life worth living!