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Name: Dave Barry turns 40
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Author: Dave Barry

In *Dave Barry turns 40*, humor columnist Dave Barry takes readers through the trials and tribulations of reaching 40 years old. With his signature American wit and sharp social commentary, he offers satirical advice on aging, midlife crises, and everyday customs. The book reflects his humorous take on how society views and treats its aging population.

First publish date: 1990

Genre: Humorous Fiction/Comedy Fiction

Authors: Dave Barry

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