The Tick of Two Clocks by Joan Bakewell

The Tick of Two Clocks by Joan Bakewell

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Summary

From the acclaimed broadcaster, a story of moving on, a tale of downsizing and the essentials of a good old age.

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The Tick of Two Clocks by Joan Bakewell

From the acclaimed broadcaster, a story of moving on, a tale of downsizing and the essentials of a good old age.
An inspiration to anyone who still finds old age too distressing a prospect to take seriously -- Sarah Ditum * The Times *
At 88 years old, broadcaster and Labour peer Joan Bakewell shows little sign of slowing down her work rate, yet she has had to confront her age in another way - downsizing * Radio Times *
The broadcaster's account of downsizing and ditching a lifetime of objects is wonderfully told * Observer *
Pertinent thoughts on the subject of growing old and making life-changing decisions * Choice Magazine *
Bakewell's book is an eloquent poetry of departuresHer prim image is undercut here by suggestions of intricate personal mystery, fun and brightness concealing, perhaps, her life's darker corners. * Telegraph *
Joan Bakewell has had a fifty year career in broadcasting and is still at it. Born in Stockport, graduated in Cambridge, she has published an autobiography, The Centre of the Bed, and two novels: All the Nice Girls and She's Leaving Home. She has two children, six grandchildren, and sits in the House of Lords as a Labour Peer. She lives in North London.
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ISBN 13 9780349013947
ISBN 10 0349013942
Title The Tick of Two Clocks
Author Joan Bakewell
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Little, Brown Book Group
Year published 2022-08-11
Number of pages 192
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