C.S. Lewis Books
C.S. Lewis was a tutor of English literature at Oxford University who rose to become one of the most popular and influential intellectuals in Britain by the mid-twentieth century. He was a prolific writer having written over 30 books spanning multiple genres in fiction and non-fiction. He’s best known for his beloved children’s series The Chronicles of Narnia, fictional stories of Christian allegory, which have sold over 100 million copies worldwide and been made into several blockbuster movies.
Mere Christianity
Who should read Mere Christianity?
- Believers who want to strengthen their faith
- Nonbelievers who like to challenge their worldview
- Non-Christians looking for a clear introduction to Christian beliefs
The Four Loves
Who should read The Four Loves?
- Christians seeking to deepen their connection with God
- Bighearted folk who want to improve their relationships
- Scholars of humanity who want to understand the nature of love
Who should read The Screwtape Letters?
- Satire lovers with an interest in Christian theology
- Non-Christians with a self-deprecating streak
- Narnia fans who want to sample another of Lewis’s works
Who should read Surprised by Joy?
- Readers who are interested in the spiritual journey and experiences of C.S. Lewis
- Individuals who enjoy autobiographical works
- People who want to explore the connection between joy and faith
Who should read The Abolition of Man?
- Readers who are interested in ethical and moral philosophy
- Individuals seeking a deeper understanding of the nature of education and its impact on society
- Those who appreciate thought-provoking books that challenge the status quo
Who should read The Problem of Pain?
- Individuals seeking to understand the existence of pain and suffering in the world
- Readers interested in exploring philosophical and theological perspectives on the problem of pain
- Those looking for insights on how to find meaning and purpose in the midst of adversity
Who should read The Magician's Nephew?
- Readers who enjoy magical adventures and fantasy worlds
- People who appreciate stories that explore the origins and mysteries of a fictional universe
- Fans of C. S. Lewis and his Chronicles of Narnia series
Who should read The Weight of Glory?
- Readers seeking spiritual enlightenment and deeper understanding of their faith
- Those who appreciate insightful reflections on human nature and the pursuit of virtue
- Individuals looking for inspiration and guidance on living a meaningful and purposeful life
The Silver Chair
Who should read The Silver Chair?
- Readers who enjoy fantasy and adventure stories
- Fans of C.S. Lewis's 'Chronicles of Narnia' series
- People looking for a captivating and imaginative escape from reality
Who should read A Grief Observed?
- Those experiencing grief and seeking comfort and understanding
- Individuals interested in exploring the depths of human emotions and the nature of suffering
- Readers looking for profound insights on life, love, and loss
Who should read The Great Divorce?
- Individuals seeking to explore and understand the concepts of heaven and hell in a thought-provoking manner.
- Readers who enjoy philosophical and allegorical storytelling.
- People interested in questioning their own beliefs and exploring the nature of truth and redemption.
Who should read The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe?
- Individuals who enjoy fantasy and adventure stories
- Readers who appreciate allegorical tales with deeper meanings
- Children and adults looking for a captivating and timeless classic
Who should read Prince Caspian?
- Readers who enjoy fantasy and adventure
- Those looking for a classic tale of good versus evil
- Young adults and children who love imaginative storytelling
Who should read Letters to Malcolm?
Individuals seeking a deeper understanding of prayer and spirituality
Readers who appreciate C.S. Lewis' thoughtful and thought-provoking writing style
Those who are open to exploring different perspectives on faith and the nature of God
A Grief Observed
Who should read A Grief Observed?
Individuals who are experiencing grief and looking for solace and understanding
People who want to explore the emotional and spiritual aspects of loss
Readers who appreciate C.S. Lewis's introspective and thought-provoking writing style
Letters to Malcolm
Who should read Letters to Malcolm?
Individuals seeking a deeper understanding of prayer and spirituality
Readers interested in C.S. Lewis's reflections on faith and Christianity
Those who appreciate thoughtful and thought-provoking explorations of religious topics
The Weight of Glory
Who should read The Weight of Glory?
Individuals seeking a deeper understanding of Christian theology and spirituality
Readers interested in exploring the concept of "glory" and its significance in the Christian faith
Those who appreciate C.S. Lewis's insightful and thought-provoking writings