The Books

 

THE WELL-LIVED LIFE

Live With Purpose and Be Remembered 

Published January 2019

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Legacy is about who we are and how we will be remembered. In this thought-provoking book, bestselling author Lyndsay Green compels us to think about our legacy and consider how we would feel if we knew our life would soon be over.

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READY TO RETIRE

What You and Your Spouse Need to Know About the Reality of Retirement 

Published January 2016

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Conceived and written for those about to retire - or already in retirement and the women (and men) who live with them. Ready to Retire? helps people understand what they and their partners are going through as they meet the new reality of life beyond the workplace.

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THE PERFECT HOME FOR A LONG LIFE 

Choosing the Right Retirement Lifestyle for You

Published May 2013

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The Perfect Home for a Long Life responds to the anxieties of boomers and seniors about where to live when they grow old and their fears about ending up in a nursing home. Combining practical lived experiences with research, tips and resources, The Perfect Home for a Long Life is an essential guide for anyone experiencing retirement or planning for the future.

It's full of advice, really good advice, that you'll be grateful you took when you hit those golden plus years. Peter Mansbridge, CBC's National

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YOU COULD LIVE A LONG TIME: ARE YOU READY?

Published April 2010

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You Could Live a Long Time: Are You Ready? offers advice on how you can prepare for old age now, so that you get as much life satisfaction as possible from what may well be a long life.

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TEENS GONE WIRED: ARE YOU READY?

Published September 2011

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Teens Gone Wired: Are You Ready? examines today’s parenting challenges from the totality of the teen experience. The book combines advice from dozens of parents and teens with a wealth of recommended sources, including links to many online support systems.  

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Lyndsay’s Other Work

"Leaving A Legacy: How To Transition Into An Encore Career" January 6, 2016. Read it here on Huffington Post Canada.

Lyndsay’s essay on aging, wisdom and beauty is included in I Feel Great About My Hands … And Other Unexpected Joys of Aging, edited by Shari Graydon and published by Douglas and MacIntyre in spring 2011. The book is a collection of reflections of women celebrating the sometime surprising benefits of life after 50. Shari asked some very good writers and very funny women to write about beauty and aging and the result is a rollicking good read about getting old. Lyndsay’s piece is titled “Turkey Flap Wisdom’ and she participated in Shari’s book launches at the National Art Centre cabaret in Ottawa and Ben McNally’s in Toronto. After the NAC performance, Shari was approached by a 30-year old woman who wailed, “I wish I could be 50!”

Babies Aboard (how to sail with babies four years of age and under) was published in 1990 and is still available over two decades later. The book features Lyndsay's sailing adventures with her two babies, along with stories from 30 other boating families. Parenting says, "The complete guide for new parents who don't want to give up boating, Babies Aboard eases their anxieties and misgivings about having a child on board with practical advice and safety tips."

Articles for the Literary Review of Canada

 “Life in the Afternoon” A review of Stayin’ alive: how Canadian baby boomers will work, play, and find meaning in the second half of their adult liveby Michael Adams Literary Review of Canada. Vol 19, No. 2, March 2011. Read it here

“Here They Come” A review of The Geography of Aging: Preparing Communities for the Surge in Seniors by Gerald Hodge Literary Review of Canada. Vol 17, No. 4, May 2009.