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Gen X Takes The Reins: New Book Guides Caregivers Juggling Parents, Kids, And Grandkids With Humor And Heart
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"Hold My Capri Sun: Gen X's Survival Guide to Parenting Parents, Coaching Millennials, and Keeping Your Sanity" is the Ultimate Handbook for the Sandwich Generation

MESA, Ariz. - Washingtoner -- Generation X is stepping into the spotlight—not with loud protests or viral TikToks, but with resilience, humor, and a hefty side of multitasking. In her highly anticipated new book, Hold My Capri Sun: Gen X's Survival Guide to Parenting Parents, Coaching Millennials, and Keeping Your Sanity, author Jenny Lowery delivers a heartfelt, funny, and practical guide for Gen Xers caught between aging parents, grown kids, and a world changing at warp speed.

"We've always been the glue that holds everything together," says Lowery. "This book is for everyone balancing medical appointments for their parents, helping with job interviews for their Millennial kids, and homework help for Gen Alpha—all while trying to remember if they already ran the dishwasher today."

Hold My Capri Sun is more than a caregiving guide. It's a relatable roadmap for navigating modern family life without losing your sanity—or your sense of humor. Packed with personal stories, practical advice, and the sharp wit Gen X is known for, Lowery covers everything from:
  • Parenting your Baby Boomer parents (hint: they still think yelling at Alexa helps)
  • Managing healthcare and financial decisions for older family members
  • Coaching Millennial and Gen Z kids through modern adulting without enabling
  • Bridging the digital gap with Gen Alpha grandkids (and mastering the art of emoji use)
  • Finding humor and joy amid multigenerational chaos

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As the "sandwich generation," Gen Xers face unique pressures that few resources truly address—until now. Hold My Capri Sun is both a lifeline and a laugh track for those navigating caregiving, career demands, and changing family dynamics. Lowery's blend of empathy, humor, and Gen X grit makes this book a must-read for anyone feeling stretched too thin.

About the Author:
Jenny Lowery is a proud Gen Xer, a seasoned caregiver, and a master of finding humor in life's messiest moments. Drawing from personal experiences caring for multiple generations, Lowery offers readers not just advice, but understanding—and a few much-needed laughs.

"Hold My Capri Sun" is available now on Amazon with a free promo till 8May2025.

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