Book of Ages 30

by Jonathan Van Gieson, Lockhart Steele, Joshua Albertson, et al.

This year about four million people in the United States will turn 30. If you’re one of them, the bad news is that you’re older than 42 percent of Americans. You’ve already lost 10 percent of your... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1400050138
• Release Date: October 2003
• Publisher: Crown Archetype
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.65 lbs.
• Dimensions: 7.3" x 0.5" x 6.0"

Customer Reviews

so much info in such a little package

This is a fun book, more of a browse and skim than a read. That's a good thing. Lots of facts and figures (factoids?) about turning and being age 30. Perfect gift material. Plus, it's a little square of a book, so it sits unobtrusively wherever you want, and the design is great, too.

Perfect Birthday Present

Fantastic book. Makes the perfect birthday gift for anyone turning 30.

Hilarious!

Not every famous person is an instant millionaire by 30, nor do they shrivel up and die of old age. This book is filled with hilarious facts about the famous and not-so-famous 30-something crowd. A great read and a sobering reminder that turning 30 isn't the end of the world. My friends and I really enjoyed it.

This book is hot.

This book is really awesome. It has a bunch of cartoonsand facts about people turning 30 years old, so it'sgood for people turning 30 years old and it's goodfor people who know someone who is 30 years old. (BTW, I heard that 30 is the new 21, which is awesome.)

If you read one book this year ...

This book will change Everything for twentysomethings. It will certainly become a reference point for all cocktail conversation and a source of validation for those looking for such. I would not be surprised if Friendster ultimately requires its participants to define themselves according to the findings enumerated in this book.