SAMMAMISH, Wash. (PRWEB) November 03, 2021
Jeanne Corvese Hussin launches her award winning memoir, I See Old People©, and donates 50% of book royalties to the Alzheimer’s Association from October 20th through December 31st, 2021*. The book is available on Amazon and wherever books are sold.
In these pages, Hussin tells the story of her family, her interactions with memory care residents, and finally, her storybook “never too late” romance in a memoir out of the ordinary. She reminds readers that it’s never too late to give back, to find love, or to be kind.
An Amazon reader writes, “This collection reads like a blueprint for how to treat others and a master class in simply being a good human. So many powerful themes here – it’s not too late to live the life you want, be kind, you'll reap what you sow.”
The inspiration for her book came from her volunteer visits with memory care residents when she was an unemployed single mom. She found herself immersed in the lives of these seniors. During her visits, she found a way to capture their remarkable stories.
Through the power of giving back and equipped with her new lease on life, Jeanne finds love again in an unexpected twist. I See Old People confirms that it’s never too late.
From the pages emerges a delightful cast of characters so rich in wisdom, you won’t soon forget them. When all seemed to have lost its luster, Jeanne said, “With a tiny bit of faith, there is a way. That gives me hope, it gives me courage, and it gives me the energy to encourage kindness and compassion. We all need to feel like we matter, no matter what age, no matter who we are.”
For more information about I See Old People, visit http://www.kindconversations.com.
*For every book shipped, 50% of book royalties will be donated to the Alzheimer’s Association.
About the author
Jeanne Corvese Hussin is chief marketing officer for a financial services company based in Seattle. A compelling story teller, she has over 30 years’ experience in brand marketing and public speaking. In her award winning autobiography, I See Old People, she shows how to lead with compassion and shares her remarkable love story. Jeanne resides in Washington with her husband Joe and their two mixed dachshunds, Tasha Bear and Oscar. She volunteers her time visiting with seniors who suffer from dementia and enjoys spending time with her son Jason.
Learn more at http://www.kindconversations.com.
