Frances Weaver F rances Weaver finds life astonishing. A widow with four children and eight grandchildren, she discovered in her fifties the joys of writing and sold over 100,000 copies of the original Girls With The Grandmother Faces in a self-published edition. With wit and common sense, Frances tackles moving, making new friends in your sixties, travel, support groups and even sex in this lifesaving book that she regards not as a how to, but a why-not. In Femme d Aventure, she recounts tales of trailing humpback whales in the Pacific, braving whitewater rapids on the River of No Return, chasing wild mustangs on the Wyoming frontier and trotting the globe from Ireland to Venice and beyond. Just published this year, it's about two women friends, one who goes to Africa and corresponds for a year with her friend who's in New York.
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Read the reviews at Indigo s website and shop online if you wish. I f, at the end of the saddest, the most disappointing and hurtful day, each one of us may come to a quiet room somewhere, and that room her own, if there is a light burning above white pillows, and a pile of books waiting under the light, then indeed we may still praise Allah, that He has not terminated all the Delights. E ach issue we'll be reviewing the latest and best travel literature available. We'll also be bringing back some of the golden oldies that we feel journeywomen everywhere will appreciate. Simply click here and let us know about your absolute favorites.