In Charles Newhall’s beautifully illustrated narrative we journey into the symbiotic relationship of Stanley and his family. Everyone should be so blessed to live with Stanley.
Stanley the Pug liked to get into mischief, but he liked making his masters happy even more. A loyal companion for seventeen years to the Newhalls, Stanley was not just an amazing and funny character, but a member of the family, helping Chuck Newhall cope with tough times and tragedies. While he was not a trained doctor, Stanley still dispensed love and joy, curing all who were lucky enough to know him. This is his story.
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Reviews
Constance Payne
In Charles Newhall’s beautifully illustrated narrative we journey into the symbiotic relationship of Stanley and his family. Everyone should be so blessed to live with Stanley.
Frankie Colamarino, Pugs.co
The Chronicles Of Stanley The Pug takes readers on an emotional, educational, and heartwarming journey through the loyalty and unconditional love that only a pug can provide.
Laura Libner, Loralar Pugs
"Our life is what our thoughts make it." --Marcus Aurelius the Pug quoting Marcus Aurelius the emperor and philosopher Enchanting, and such a sweet tale, woven with apt descriptions of how pugs are so much a part of our lives. Love the book and its darling illustrations. I have a degree in illustration and specialized in painting dogs, freelance, so I really appreciate these darling images of pugs and how they are always present in our lives.
About the author
Charles Newhall
As an author, Vietnam Veteran, and Venture Capitalist, Chuck has had a life full of both great challenges and admirable successes. His books take readers on a journey through his life starting with Fearful Odds, which recounts his service in Vietnam for which he earned a Purple Heart along with other distinguished medals. As a result of the war, Chuck experienced post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) that had a devastating impact on his life, further complicated when his first wife died by suicide. His second book, Brightside Gardens, is the story of building a formal garden with 54 garden rooms, over a 40-year period as a coping mechanism for dealing with PTSD. Chuck’s third book, Dare Disturb the Universe, tells the story of his career as a pioneer in venture capitalism and how his obsession with the New Enterprise Associates (NEA) was a defense mechanism for dealing with depression.
