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Monico Junior monicojunior — Huge influence on my life.

Adelaide Cc adelaidecclin — Okay I spoke too soon, she made this one an easy one and I did figure it out, at least partially.

Tanya White tanyawhite — This book was published in 1979. Although there is a few beautiful pictures the type face is very small.

Suraj Kumar _aiwa — It's been a long time since I read a book that I just could not put down. The voices in this novel were so strong, you could hear them even after you set it aside -- and believe me, you will only set it aside because real life will make you set it aside. What a story.

Kareem Waheed _areem_aheed — I really liked this book. Probably like most people I thought vampires to be like the Anne Rice ones (a bit disappointed that they might not be, because I love Lestat and Marius). I never imagined that vampires could be more like psychic entities. While reading this book, I was also completely shocked to find out that when I was a child I was the victim of a psychic vampire attack! I've been a horrible insomniac for as long as I can remember, never able to sleep and always staying awake for most of the night and now it makes sense why! It was a bit terrifying to read some of the encounters and know it was the same as what had happened to me, but I feel better knowing how to explain that weird occurrence when I saw a creature with red eyes right beside my bed and wasn't able to move or cry out because I was paralyzed. He also included in his final chapter rituals for protection, which I fully intend on doing even though it has been years. I also liked how he went into detail about different vampire beliefs from around the world. He also included letters he'd gotten from mortal vampires, I think. They were interesting to read. So if you want vampires to be Lestat, don't read this because you might be disappointed. On the other hand, if you're just curious about occult things like I am, then it's a very good read. The only problem I had is that throughout his book, he kept referring to his other books (but maybe he had to say that because it was for the Llewellyn series). loved it

Nefasto Nefasto nefasto — This book allows readers to view the world through the eyes of a mathematically gifted boy with autism. He solves the mystery of a neighbor's murdered dog as well as the mystery of his parents in his own way--- incredible! I probably wanted to cry, but of course didn't, because this book is so good.