The Traveler's Gift Seven Decisions that Determine Personal
Success READING GROUP GUIDE The Traveler's Gift blends fiction,
allegory, and inspiration, with a touch of self-help. It gives a
front-row seat into one man's journey of a lifetime. David
Ponder has lost his job and the will to live. When he is
supernaturally selected to travel through time, he visits
historical figures such as Abraham Lincoln, King Solomon, and
Anne Frank. Each visit yields a Decision for Success that will
one day impact the entire world. Then, a visit to the future
reveals the result of David's journey, the fruits of his labor.
1. What is the significance of the title? How is time travel
important to the book? 2. Andrews incorporates facts and details
about American history into The Traveler's Gift. Why is it
important that David visited the historical figures during
crucial moments in history? Why does Andrews suggest that
successful people have more than a "limited view" of history? 3.
In what ways does Andrews explore the import