Wild at Heart Revised and Updated

 I expected more

A book that I have come back to over and over again; each time it hits me differently depending on the stage of life I am in.

This is one of my favorite books! I believe it’s something we should read once a year!

This book is wrong on so many levels. I mean, this moron claims to know what EXACTLY goes on in men and women’s hearts and thoughts! Not only does he have pitiful allegories and weak points to back him up, but he does not allow for possibility that he may be incorrect about several issues, which makes him look asinine. C.S. Lewis has rereading value because of his humble and frequent admissions to the reader that he may not be right about a certain issue, but will try his best to make a point as clearly as possible. This fool does not do any such thing, and comes across as a knowitall whose ramblings on faith and the human condition are laughable at best. His biggest offenses are his putrid thoughts on romance, and men and women’s desire for it. I’ve never read such drivel in my life! Want real spiritually good reads? Find anything else but this. This one was made for the trash can.

This book reminded me all the forgotten dreams and passions of my old old days.

Love it

Well written but quit twisting the Word Bird

This book opened my eyes unlike anything else before it. It “gave me permission” to be the man I’ve always wanted to be. I’m so grateful to God for the author and his heart for fellow men. Read this book.

I felt like every page was written just for me. It gave me perspective that I’m not sure I would have gotten anywhere else. Truly changed my life.

I wish that I had read this book twenty years ago. Read it! Live it! Be the man!