Summary:
The memoir reflects on the author's experiences and thoughts on aging as she navigates her 90s, offering insights into love, loss, and the changes that come with the later stages of life. It delves into her personal history, including her career in publishing and her relationships, while contemplating mortality and the joys and challenges of growing old.
Key points:
1. Aging Acceptance: Athill's memoir candidly explores aging. She emphasizes embracing, not fearing, the changes and wisdom it brings.
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