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Rosie's Back Home! Positive Ageing for a a Restless Spirit

Rosie Ross

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English
Rowanvale Books
30 September 2025
We often hear: 'I'm busier now I've retired than I ever was before!' But what if that's not your experience? What if you identify more with 'I'm recently retired and, to be honest, I feel a bit lost'? After having a similar thought on her 65th birthday, one woman became determined to break free from her disillusionment.

Rosie's Back Home! is about Rosie Ross's life-changing decision to examine her situation with painful honesty, reduce her 'encumbrances' and do something new. With her own brand of humour and a conversational style, Rosie withholds no secrets. She gives a full and frank description of the thoughts, feelings and actions that led her to a happier and more peaceful state of mind.

This book is much more than a memoir. Alongside the author's reflections on her round-the-world travel adventure, Rosie's Back Home! offers the reader many useful perspectives on personal change. At no time does Rosie claim to have all the answers. Instead, the book invites discussion and disagreement, in the hope that readers will find their own ways forward. At the very least, this is an entertaining read. More likely, the book will help the reader shrug off the shackles of inertia.
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Imprint:   Rowanvale Books
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Dimensions:   Height: 203mm,  Width: 127mm, 
ISBN:   9781835841471
ISBN 10:   1835841473
Pages:   284
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Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Rosie Ross was born in Leigh, Lancashire in 1952. She attended secondary school in Bolton, then went to Durham University. Her career, though varied, was fuelled by a consistent desire to support people in finding their way. A qualified teacher, she worked in various fields of education until 2006, when she retrained as a psychotherapist. She retired in 2019. Rosie is a keen and eclectic musician and loves travel, walking and cycling. She now lives in Lancaster. This is her first publication.

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