The wonderful midlife crisis

About the book "The Wonderful Midlife Crisis," a translated book from English by the author Ida Louchan, she is an American parenting expert holding a master's degree in child psychology, her primary goal is to try to make people happy and teach them how to live a happy life at different stages, relying on her personal experiences and the experiences of those around her of all ages and their life experiences. She took all of that and shaped it in a way closer to a biography that can take on the character of a novel in an indirect manner. In her introduction to the book recently published by Al-Ahram Publishing, Translation, and Distribution Center with the translation of Soheir Sabry, Egyptian mental health expert Dr. Yehia El-Rakhawy says: "The book addresses the midlife stage, which is a very important stage in a person's life, indeed it is the most important and longest stage of life, but despite its importance, it is a neglected stage in terms of human attention to it, and this is because some believe it is a phase of youth and maturity, so it does not need to be alert to avoid its problems and pay attention to its weak points. The author tries in this book to change this perspective." According to Rakhawy, despite the fact that this stage is characterized by full maturity, a person may become so engrossed in it that they forget two basic things: first, to enjoy this stage for its own sake. Publication Year: Author: Ida Louchan Translation: Soheir Sabry Publisher: Page: 7 Number of pages: 284