A Spread of Over 40s Jokes Cotton, Elizabeth and Stott, Bill

A slim collection of jokes aimed squarely at the over-40 crowd — the people who remember rotary phones, actually bought CDs, and are now discovering that "getting lucky" means finding your reading glasses on the first try. Elizabeth Cotton and Bill Stott have compiled one-liners, quips, and groan-worthy puns about everything from creaking joints to selective memory to the bizarre phenomenon of suddenly caring about the weather forecast. It's the kind of book you leave in the bathroom or pull out at a dinner party when the conversation needs a jolt. Some jokes land, some don't, but that's the nature of the format. Perfect for anyone who's realized that youth is wasted on the young and that getting older beats the alternative. A quick, light read that pairs well with a cup of tea and a sense of humour about mortality.