Annaliz has done it again! Old age ain't for sissies, and Ethel Stockton proves it with her third novel about making the most of every day. Annaliz befriends a Mexican girl in trouble, and finds her own life in turmoil as she struggles with the past and the future. Ethel Stockton, known as Aunt Ethel, is 89 years old. She has 2 sons, 6 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren. Born in 1915, she lived most of her life in the Pacific Northwest, where she spent 50 years as an Interior Designer. She believes everyone should live their lives with gusto; that age doesn't matter. It is only what you make of it. In 1967 she wrote her first book, titled Stretch Your Dollars, meant for elderly women who had no idea how to handle money. In 1999 she published a diet/cookbook titled A Cookbook for Losers, using the Atkin's diet as a base but with a twist. In 2003, Old is a 4-Letter Word was published: the story of an elderly American woman, living in Mazatlan, Mexico, who insists on living life her way, hating the word OLD, and making believe it doesn't pertain to her. Aunt Ethel's second book is titled Older Is Better, a sequel to Old is a 4-Letter Word. The story begins in a home, in the Northwest, where the protagonist is recuperating from a stroke. She is fighting a daughter who wishes to control her. Her independent spirit keeps her working to overcome her disability and get back to her home in Mazatlan, Mexico. Not Too Old is the eagerly awaited third novel in the Annaliz series.