Gregory Stock - The Book of Questions

Pros: interesting set of questions; wonderful ideas and ideals
Cons: I want a bigger book with more questions!

"Use the questions as a point of departure and give your imagination full rein."

Thus speaks Gregory Stock in the introduction to The Book of Questions. This is not a trivia book. This is a book of hopefully thought-provoking...

Pros: easy to read, great in groups, very learning text, engaging, interesting for self-analysis
Cons: none

All through our lives, we are faced with decisions that can alter what the future holds for us. Choose one thing and go down one path, choose another option, and you go down a completely different path. Our choices are based on many factors that ...

Pros: Over 200 questions that get you really thinking!
Cons: None.

The Book of Questions was suggested to me by a fellow writer when I asked what I could do to spark my journal creativity. He said that the book gave you tons of questions that had no quick and easy answers. Wow, was he right! I love this little...

Pros: Small and inexpensive. You will always have a time and place to use this book.
Cons: No multiple choice.

Where the hell are the Answers?

If there is one book that I had to choose to bring with me a deserted island, it would be “The book of Questions.” I’ve had this little pocket companion for about 5 years now, and I can definitely say that it...

Pros: Thought provoking, good for group discussions.
Cons: Is there going to be another book?

We seem to be a popular house with people constantly stopping by or dropping in. I’m not complaining though, it means I don’t have to go anywhere. Mohammad is coming to the mountain. We are the mountain. On a trip to the bookstore, I picked up a copy...

Pros: The book is filled with questions!
Cons: Could've been more questions and some of the questions are ridiculous

Haven't questions always fascinated you? At least they have fascinated me! Want a book that talks about questions? Then get The Book of Questions!

Me and my brother got this for my dad as a Father's Day present. He loved it, and...

Pros: Makes you think
Cons: Some questions not too debatable.

Picture yourself seated next to a stranger on a plane flight- after exchanging pleasantries, and enjoying a beverage, you turn to your companion and say "Would it disturb you much, that upon your death, your body was just thrown into the woods and...

Pros: Great Fun at a Family Get Together or For Cuddle Time
Cons: If You Ask Someone the Wrong Question You Could Get Into Trouble!

For a person you loved deeply, would you be willing to move to a distant country knowing there would be little chance of seeing your friends or family again?

So begins Gregory Stock’s #1 New York Times Bestseller, The Book of Questions...

Pros: Stimulating Questions, Original Questions!
Cons: Only 271 Questions!

Gregory Stock, Ph.D., the author famous for the classic "The Book of Questions," has written several such books, due to the popularity of the first. There's "The Kids' Book of Questions, The Book of Questions: Business, Politics and...

Pros: Great way to start conversation, Very useful
Cons: Too few questions, The Questions get old somewhat quickly

When someone asks me what my favorite soft-cover books are, they're almost always certain to hear "The Book Of Questions" among the top three. I guess most people don't consider "The Book of Questions" as a book like other books,...

Pros: Great conversation starter, good for getting to know others, small paperback lets you take questions anywhere
Cons: Not good for those unwilling to be open-minded, some questions too intimate for talking with strangers

In the deep dark recesses of everybody's mind comes bizarre what-if questions that'll likely never be brought to the surface. Whenever I do get the nerve to ask those kind of questions, my friends give me a weird look and asks, "Where did that come...

Pros: Soul Searching Questions...
Cons: None

Ever wondered what your friends thought about sex? i mean REALLY thought about sex? or how they really felt about themselves? how about handicapped people? The Book of Questions asks those types of questions and only requires you to be honest with...

Pros: Small and thought provoking
Cons: Some questions are repetitive

This is a cute book nice to use with friends over coffee. Questions are contained in the book that inspire you to ask more questions. Someone recommended me this book to use in the classroom as I am a substitute and I have found that it has gotten me...

Pros: Thought provoking questions that will help you know yourself and others better
Cons: You may be unprepared to take a very deep look at yourself

Although some may suggest taking a book of questions out on a first or second date, this book is a bit deep and heavy for "getting to know you" conversations. That being said, it is still one of the best ways you can spend five dollars. Really.
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Pros: GOOD ADIVCE
Cons: NONE

As my wife and I got married. We didn't what to expect in the future. We always made love the same old way. We wanted something new, something exciting. As I browsed through Barnes and Nobles, I picked up this book, and read through the first 15 pages....