Author: Robert Fisher
Publisher: Wilshire Book Company
Category: Book

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Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars

45 reviews
Sales Rank: 39271

Media: Paperback
Pages: 80
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Dimensions (in): 8 x 5.1 x 0.3

ISBN: 0879804211
EAN: 9780879804213
ASIN: 0879804211

Publication Date: January 1989
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Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
While searching for a way to remove the armor that has become stuck on him, a knight finally discovers the true qualities of knighthood.

Customer Reviews: Read 40 more reviews...

5 out of 5 stars

Must Read For Spiritual Seekers With Very Little Time Or Children September 15, 2008
Chris Cade (Vancouver, WA)
This book was recommended to me by my friend John after we talked about what it really means for a book or movie to be "spiritual." John's recommendation was right on the money, too.

This was one of the few books where the character truly is on a spiritual path of self-discovery... of becoming one with his true nature. As a parent, my favorite element of this book was that it uses relatively simple language and easy metaphors, and is also a short quick read.

Not only did I enjoy it thoroughly, I look forward to reading it to my son when he gets older. For anybody who has children that enjoy being read to, this is a must-have.

4 out of 5 stars

We all have different castles October 31, 2007
J. Siri (Miami, Florida United States)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

We all have different Castles in our lives. We are all afraid of going in them and finding something horrible, but we must go in!
The author helps us go through those castles and helps us get the courage to go in them. It is inspirational and motivating.
It shows how hard it is to get rid of the armor one builds over the years!
Easy to read and to follow.

5 out of 5 stars

Shedding the Masks July 2, 2007
PHILIP E. TRACY
2 out of 2 found this review helpful

I give most of my clients a copy of the Knight in Rusty Armor early on in our meeting schedule. I feel it helps people to start to shed, or at least understand, their protective masks. Eighty percent of my clients tell me that it was one of the more introspective and inciteful books that they've ever read. As a graphic example of shedding, one of my physician clients told me that he no longer wears a white coat when visiting patients in the hospital as he recognizes that was his way of demonstrating his authority, and to some degree to separate himself from the patient. However, there are other clients who, quite puzzled, ask me why I suggested that they read the book.
Another client read chapters of the book each night with his 7 year old son and would then discuss what each chapter meant to them. He was intrigued with the purity and incite his son had which caused him to dig a lot deeper into his own feelings.

All in all, I can't imagine very many of my clients not reading The Knight. It's a great tool for me to use and a valuable lesson for them to learn.

Phil
Executive HR Development

5 out of 5 stars

Words cannot explain the wonders of this book March 28, 2007
Mariana Marin (Florida)
3 out of 4 found this review helpful

I received this as a gift in the Spanish version from my fianze - then later purchased it in English and read it again. It has great insight on the meaning of life and how many people get lost or caught up in the un-important and in the process they become prisoners by their own doing. Being a God believing person I personally chose to replace 3 of the main characters as follows:
Merlin = God
Rebecca = The Holy Spirit (that speaks to us)
Squirrel = a friend
Either way whether you choose to read this book - it has profound messages hidden throughout. The read is almost on a third grade level so you can share it with your children.

5 out of 5 stars

The Knight in Rusty Armor January 19, 2007
H. Edwards (New York)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

I thoroughly enjoyed this book and have since given it as a gift to over a dozen people. Each person was very touched by at least one element in the story. This story is enjoyable to read and teaches many lessons without being preachy. Highly recommended!

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