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A review by swalls95
Women and C.S. Lewis: What His Life and Literature Reveal for Today's Culture by Christin Ditchfield
2.0
I am marking this book as “Read”, however, I’ve only read about 60% of the essays.
I came across this book in a local independent bookshop, I bought it because the title of the book intrigued me. So, it came home with me and has been sat on my to be read shelf for about 2 years.
I came across it again whilst trying to find something to read.
This book is made up of short essays written by different scholars who specialise in Christianity (or more specifically are C.S.Lewis scholars). Some of the essays were interesting and I read them in full - underlining frivolously. Some I just read the title and the first paragraph; went ‘No Thanks, Next’. This might be because I don’t have strong religious beliefs or I’ve only read some of C.S.Lewis work or just some of the essays are hit and miss with me personally.
I came across this book in a local independent bookshop, I bought it because the title of the book intrigued me. So, it came home with me and has been sat on my to be read shelf for about 2 years.
I came across it again whilst trying to find something to read.
This book is made up of short essays written by different scholars who specialise in Christianity (or more specifically are C.S.Lewis scholars). Some of the essays were interesting and I read them in full - underlining frivolously. Some I just read the title and the first paragraph; went ‘No Thanks, Next’. This might be because I don’t have strong religious beliefs or I’ve only read some of C.S.Lewis work or just some of the essays are hit and miss with me personally.