HOW TO AGE WITHOUT DIGNITY

Discover a guide full of humor and distance that will help you look at the aging process from a completely different perspective. Forget about sugarcoating and get ready for a dose of honesty that will make you laugh until you cry.

• Witty look at old age
• Anti-guide for those who don't want to age with dignity
• Inspiration to live life to the fullest regardless of age
• Practical tips on how to deal with the challenges of aging
• Author duo – Magdalena Grzebałkowska and Ewa Winnicka – guarantee great fun
• Politically incorrect story full of irony and humor

The book "How to Age Without Dignity" is the result of the collaboration of two outstanding reporters, Magdalena Grzebałkowska and Ewa Winnicka, who decided to approach the topic of aging in an unconventional way. The authors, known for their podcast of the same title, analyze with humor and distance the challenges that the passage of time brings. They are not afraid to touch on difficult topics such as deteriorating health, changes in appearance or relationships with loved ones. All this is seasoned with a large dose of irony and self-irony, which makes the reading not only informative, but also extremely entertaining.

This book is an ideal proposition for everyone who approaches life with distance and is not afraid to laugh at their own weaknesses. It is also an excellent gift for people who are approaching retirement age and are looking for inspiration on how to spend this time to the fullest and with joy. The authors prove that old age does not have to be sad and boring, but on the contrary - it can be full of adventures and new experiences.

Agora Publishing House, known for publishing high-quality non-fiction literature, puts into the hands of readers a book that will surely be remembered for a long time. "How to Age Without Dignity" is a must-read for everyone who wants to look at old age with a wink and draw as much as possible from life, regardless of age. The book has 280 pages and is in 156x223 mm format.

Karolina Korwin-Piotrowska writes: "Two well-known writers take on the PESEL number and everything that goes with it. With the pursuit of youth and the associated injuries to the limbs, spirit and wallet as well. In times of stroking everyone so that they don't get too excited and offended, this is a very politically incorrect story full of forgotten irony and ruthless sense of humor."