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Mick Unplugged
The host highlighted the book as a fiction collection that weaves three family stories to illustrate assisted‑living decisions, offering practical resources and advice on evaluating options. Isabelle Guarino herself presented it as a "chicken‑soup‑for‑the‑soul" style guide that she wished she had earlier, noting its usefulness and shareability for anyone facing similar choices. Listeners were encouraged to read and pass it on to friends dealing with senior‑care decisions.
Episode: Aging with Dignity: Isabelle Guarino Redefines Sen...
Guarino described the book as a fiction work that weaves together three family stories about choosing assistedliving options, offering practical resources and advice for readers facing similar decisions.
Most of my books have been business books, but this latest one, Assisted Living Revolution, is fiction. I really wanted to kind of take my whack at that to see how that went, and I put thousands of stories I've heard together in three different stories of families who are going through the decision of how to choose assisted living for their loved ones, breaking down the pros and cons of all the options and giving readers resources on what they should be asking, where they should be looking.
Episode: Aging with Dignity: Isabelle Guarino Redefines Sen...
Isabelle described her latest book as a fictionstyle, chickensoupforthesoul collection of three stories that illustrate families navigating assistedliving decisions and offer practical resources. She expressed pride that readers found it helpful and shareable.
Assisted Living Revolution is it's fiction. It's actually more like chicken soup for the soul vibes. I really wanted to kind of take my whack at that to see how that went. I put all of those thousands of stories I've heard together in three different stories of families who are going through that decision of how to choose assisted living for their loved ones and kind of breaking down the pros and cons of all the options and giving readers resources on what they should be asking, where they should be looking.
I wish I had this earlier. It's kind of a good book to read and then pass to a friend who is going through that or going to be going through that. It's a very shareable resource.