Books by Stuart Gustafson
Writing books that give the reader a sense of purpose and meaning is what motivates Stuart. He wants, no -- he
requires, that his readers get a lot of value from his books. If the books don't deliver what the readers expected,
he wants to know about it, because that would mean that he missed the mark with the book's message.
Below are his books; click on the book title to see a preview of the book and to find out where the book is
available. As always, please contact Stuart by clicking here if you have any questions about his books.
Parables for Life in the 21st Century - a collection of modern stories (the book has been called "a modern
Aseop fables") with a moral to each one followed by applications of that moral in today's business and
professional lives. With illustrations by his son Woodrow, this book is the basis for his workshop "Modern
Parables that Work for You!" CLICK HERE to read the entire book for FREE!
Questions to Bring You Closer to Dad -- the first book in the nationally published series that was inspired by
Stuart's wanting to know more about his Dad. His Dad and Grandpa were both killed by a drunk driver when
Stuart was 16, and so there were a lot of questions that Stuart was never able to ask him.
Questions to Bring You Closer to Mom -- the second book in the series and is designed to make it easy for you
to gather the memories, feelings, and information about Mom and her life.
Questions to Bring You Closer to Grandma & Grandpa -- because of the generation gap that exists between
grandparents and grandchildren, the book takes a more creative approach to talking about grandparents and
their favorite activities,as well as the types of questions to ask.
Missing in Mexico -- a new mystery novel set in San Jose del Cabo at the southern tip of Mexico's Baja
California peninsula. Release is currently planned for 2010. CLICK HERE to read the entire book for FREE! (not
yet available)
Writing books that give the reader a sense of purpose and meaning is what motivates Stuart. He wants, no -- he
requires, that his readers get a lot of value from his books. If the books don't deliver what the readers expected,
he wants to know about it, because that would mean that he missed the mark with the book's message.
Below are his books; click on the book title to see a preview of the book and to find out where the book is
available. As always, please contact Stuart by clicking here if you have any questions about his books.
Parables for Life in the 21st Century - a collection of modern stories (the book has been called "a modern
Aseop fables") with a moral to each one followed by applications of that moral in today's business and
professional lives. With illustrations by his son Woodrow, this book is the basis for his workshop "Modern
Parables that Work for You!" CLICK HERE to read the entire book for FREE!
Questions to Bring You Closer to Dad -- the first book in the nationally published series that was inspired by
Stuart's wanting to know more about his Dad. His Dad and Grandpa were both killed by a drunk driver when
Stuart was 16, and so there were a lot of questions that Stuart was never able to ask him.
Questions to Bring You Closer to Mom -- the second book in the series and is designed to make it easy for you
to gather the memories, feelings, and information about Mom and her life.
Questions to Bring You Closer to Grandma & Grandpa -- because of the generation gap that exists between
grandparents and grandchildren, the book takes a more creative approach to talking about grandparents and
their favorite activities,as well as the types of questions to ask.
Missing in Mexico -- a new mystery novel set in San Jose del Cabo at the southern tip of Mexico's Baja
California peninsula. Release is currently planned for 2010. CLICK HERE to read the entire book for FREE! (not
yet available)
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