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kingfisher

kingfisher

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I've loved reading since I was a boy and the more I read the more I love to read. I try to be purposeful in my reading, meaning that there are areas in which I want to grow and so I try to read in those areas: spiritual growth, leadership, parenting, etc. I've found that I retain the information that I read in these kinds of books if I read a... more »
  • Spokane, WA, USA
  • member since February 18, 2007

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  • A. J. G a l l a n t

    A. J. G a l l a n t says

    Hello

    Oh, it is so COLD outside today. Freezing!

    DRACULA: Hearts of Stone This MIGHT be a little like Dracula if written by J. K. Rowling. It’s a place where magic and vampires interweave for an exciting adventure. Dracula: HEARTS OF STONE
    A tale of magic, romance and fangs.
    We start with a shiny new pot of boiling water and add too many evil vampires, and not enough of the good biters. Toss in one suicidal Dracula; add a cup of mayhem and a dash of romance. Oh yes, and a pinch of mirth. Stir lovingly and you have a new novel by A. J. Gallant. If it sounds like the recipe for you then you must read Dracula: Hearts of Stone.

    OR

    "Madman in the Mirror" is a story about a man - Henry Johnson - who is raised by a psychopath and forced to watch - even as a baby - his father murder people on a regular basis. He is also abused and brainwashed, turning him into a sociopath. Henry stalks and murders people efficiently - he tells himself that he may be a killer, but he doesn't want people to suffer. He is haunted by hallucinations, including a specter in his mirror that talks to him.
    “A.J. is a master at creating word images that remain with the reader long after the book is finished.” Richard S. Friedman

    posted 10 days ago. ( send a note )
  • Nicole R

    Nicole R says

    Hi I saw that you are now reading The Edge of Justice and I was wondering what is your opinion of it? Thanks.

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Nicole R

    Nicole R says

    Hi I saw that you are now reading The Edge of Justice and I was wondering what is your opinion of it? Thanks.

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • Nicole R

    Nicole R says

    Hi I saw that you are now reading The Edge of Justice and I was wondering what is your opinion of it? Thanks.

    posted 1 year ago. ( send a note )
  • david u

    david u says

    Hi. I just got back from visiting my AG missionary buddy in Austria. Saw your note on Tony Campolo's book about enjoying the H.S. without tongues. Interested in your take. I have my reasons but this may not be the forum. My email is dupton7@yahoo.com
    Great selection of books! I will have to come back soon! All the best in your endeavors!!!
    Dave!!

    posted 3 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Doris T

    Doris T says

    Kingfisher,
    Thanks for joining Mentoring Men. We are thrilled to have you as a member. I hope you enjoy yourself and make many new friendships. I look forward to all of your contributions to the group and I hope you find nuggets to take with you as well. Thanks for stopping by the Introduction thread and telling everyone about yourself. Please jump right into some on-going discussions and feel free to begin new ones.

    posted 3 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Kristel

    Kristel says

    I enjoyed reviewing your mix of books and thoughts.

    posted 3 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Kobita B

    Kobita B says

    hiya

    posted 3 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Wolfflet

    Wolfflet says

    Nice to see a CS Lewis and Stephen King fan...

    posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Kibbles

    Kibbles says

    I gleaned several books from your widely diverse shelf. I also wanted to thank you for taking the time to tag, star, and review many of your books. I will definitely be coming back to your shelf for more ideas on what to read next. Many blessings and enjoy your day!

    posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )
  • John Baw

    John Baw says

    Thank you so much for leaving such an encouraging note on my page. It is really appreciated.

    posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )
  • imissaunttami

    imissaunttami says

    Cool shelf, tata.

    posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Justine

    Justine says

    I like your choice of books. I will have to take time to look through your shelf better.

    posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Ambur L

    Ambur L says

    I love Calvin and Hobbes! I need to add a few of those books to my Christmas Wish List. What is the most recent book you have read that stands out to you?

    posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Salar_Shushan

    Salar_Shushan says

    We definitely share some authors. Congrats on finding a regular copy of Phantastes - I could only get the ebook.

    Susan

    posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Books - Elixir of my Life

    Books - Elixir of my Life says

    Hey gr8 shelf .. it seems to me like u have read all the books in the world... well i share a same interst on Dale Carnegies "How to make frnds and influence ppl"... was gifted to me by my dead so sure was special... and would luv to knw abt all the other books on ur shelf which i havent read... so do accept my invitation.

    posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )
  • ChestertonsGhost

    ChestertonsGhost says

    I see you read 6th Lamentation as I did. We share some things in common on our shelf.

    posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Timothy Gray

    Timothy Gray says

    Hey Kingfisher, I'm looking for some of our most active members to participate in a Shelfari "focus group". This group will help shape what Shelfari becomes over the coming months. Let me know if you're interested in participating. Thanks!

    posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )
  • Dame Maggie Salisbury

    Dame Maggie Salisbury says

    The trouble with most Christian literature is that it's corny and cliched. MacDonald is so pure and beautiful, he takes my breath away. You see quite a bit of his fearless, fierce loveliness in both Lewis and Tolkien; he was a major influence on both.

    posted 4 years ago. ( send a note )

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