Life Begins at 40+: The Proof Is in the Stories of Fabulous Boomer Women Who Found That Midlife Opened a Wonderful New Chapter in Their Lives

GREENSBORO, N.C., Jan. 31, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Today's boomer women have reshaped what it means to grow older: at 40+ we truly come into our own in bold and exciting ways. Whether it's wisdom or hot flashes, we are saucier and more outspoken than ever before and have given aging a whole new look.

40+ and Fabulous is a tender, witty and down-to-earth collection of stories from women who will warm your hearts, tickle your funny bones and completely reshape your perspective on aging. This is clearly not your mama's mid-life experience.

The book started with just the women in mind. But after the ladies had their say, it was time for a male's perspective. Just wait until you discover what men of all ages find most irresistible about women in their 40s and beyond. Get ready to laugh, cry and celebrate your greatness with every delightful turn of the page.

About the Author:

Born in 1964, Sondra Wright says she is the last of the boomers and the leader of the 40+ and Fabulous movement. She likes to call herself a catalyst for motivation, passion and high energy and works with women who want to take charge and create the life they love.

Sondra is a speaker, writer and small business entrepreneur who graduated from North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University with a Bachelor's in Psychology and a Master's in Human Resources and Counseling. Her passion is inspiring the breakthrough and change necessary for women to reach their maximum potential. Learn more at http://fortyplusandfabulous.com/book/.

What they're saying about 40+ and Fabulous:

"Sondra's honesty, candor and humor makes the reader feel as though you are her friend." -- Patricia Harris, Black Enterprise

Website: http://www.40plusandfabulous.com

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SOURCE Sondra J. Wright