Reading Literature with C.S. Lewis

This book delves into the literary criticism of C.S.

Lewis, exploring his unique approach to reading and interpreting literature.

It highlights Lewis's personal touch, his emphasis on world-making in literature, and his ability to make older works accessible to modern readers.

The book also examines Lewis's organizational skills, his aphoristic style, and his use of humor in his criticism.

It showcases Lewis's profound insights into various literary works and his ability to engage readers with his passionate and insightful commentary.