Nancy Kennedy Adams

Guss Nancy Kennedy Adams

"Guss" chronicles the life of two brothers, Muss and Fuss, who live in a little white house and are dysfunctional. Their cousin Russ introduces them to a Dream named Guss who gives them clear vision of what working together really means for their relationship, knowing that inclusion is the solution for a healthy, harmonious and productive way of life. With a peaceful, open mind and positive attitude, Muss and Fuss found out that they could turn their dysfunction into healthy production, taking their dirty, unhealthy environment and helping each other in more ways than one. A snippet from the book reads: We need to deal with what is real to be productive and heal from how we may have been treated along our way while becoming better stronger people every day."This book is for all ages and all of us can benefit from it. It is truly a book that every walk of life can relate to - from homes, schools to businesses from all over the globe, all cultures," Adams shares, "We can all 'muss and fuss' along our way each day. However, if we put a positive spin on doing what we must, cleaning as we go together and give each other praises for what we do for each other... that will be the motivation we all need to succeed so we can all live our dreams."