C.S Lewis

[Jaime Lync]

I absolutely LOVE medieval literature, I'm very fond of The Pilgrim's Regress...despite the fact many critics gave it poor reviews. C.S.Lewis is amazing These are all wonderful reads

Tracey took the words out of my mouth. I just want t add that I especially love Mere Christianity and all of his essays. Letters to Malcom and A Grief Observed are also personal favorites of mine.

[csimmons032]

You know, I have actually never read this series. I have always wanted to but I have just never gotten around to it. I actually own the books though, so one of these days I am just going to have to break down and read them because I get the feeling that I am really going to enjoy them.

[rssllue]

You will!

[EMoffat]

I love the magical world of Narnia! What a vivid and impressive immagination - I would read them to my children too.

[jimthorne2]

There is much more to Lewis than Narnia. But when we start at Narnia we begin with his best. Lewis writes for us all to think about the reality of Mere Christianity. We are also challenged to know with him that we have never met a mere mortal. Lewis will live in literature for a long time!

[Harmony Hills]

I love Narnia! It's so wonderful and brings out the child in me. <3

[jimthorne2]

Narnia is a children's tale for adults.

[TJ de Ocampo]

I might be stoned to death here for saying that I haven't actually read any of the Narnia books. But I have read through Screwtape Letters and found it to be both spiritually and intellectually satisfying!

[jimthorne2]

You will be surprised at the depth of Narnia. If Screwtape Letters is about a demon constructed by Lewis, than it should be no surprise for you to meet Aslan.

[Afuglsan]

I love the Chronicles of Narnia! They are so well written and spellbinding. They are also complex and full of emotion. I bawled throughout the last in the series.

[Sin24]

"The Chronicles of Narnia" by C.S Lewis is one on the best fantasy novel I ever read.I have a deep appreciation for the authors' vivid imagination and captivating story.

[Kalin Adi]

I haven't read the whole Chronicles of Narnia yet, this is in my to do list. However, the ones that I read so far are spellbinding.

[silverlightstar]

I would venture to say that Lewis was my "jumping off" point for fantasy reading.

That said, I wouldn't reach for him if I would go for theology (For that, I'm more likely to grab either R.C. Sproul, Sr. or J.I. Packer.) and, in Mere Christianity, he points out that he wasn't writing for the theologian in mind.

[violet-trey19]

C.S.Lewis is a novelist,poet,medievalist and literary critic of twentieth century.He wrote thirty books which includes The Screwtape Letters,A Grief Observed and The Chronicles of Narnia.

[ebethina]

The only ones I have tried are the Chronicles to Narnia and they were ok but not my style