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wifeoftonyb 's review for:
The Screwtape Letters
by C.S. Lewis
This book took me a while to finish and I think Lewis, in his own words, explained the difficulty well, “The world into which I had to project myself while I spoke through Screwtape was all dust, grit, thirst and itch. Every trace of beauty, freshness and geniality had to be excluded. It almost smothered me before I was done. It would have smothered my readers if I had prolonged it.”
I read the majority of this book while reading through The Bruised Reed by Richard Sibbes and found it to be a good pairing. If I were to read Screwtape again, which I doubt I will, I would read it alongside Sibbes once more.
While difficult, it is still relevant today and I’m glad I pushed through.
I read the majority of this book while reading through The Bruised Reed by Richard Sibbes and found it to be a good pairing. If I were to read Screwtape again, which I doubt I will, I would read it alongside Sibbes once more.
While difficult, it is still relevant today and I’m glad I pushed through.