The Screwtape Letters

emily_alwubayran shared a tip "A witty, sarcastic commentary on “the nature of human life.” Although a grave and serious story at its core, the tone is still kept quite light and funny at times, with its “how to damn a human soul” instructions being laced with office-style banter and complaint. Interesting arguments on religion, ethics, philosophy, and politics, especially for the time it was written."

jeecabug1 shared a tip "This book is amazing. It helped show me all the ways satan can try to trip us up in our walk with God and how much God protects us."

sarah_may_allen shared a tip "This was a really thought provoking book to read. Put my life choices into perspective and made me question my own regular thinking and actions and consider the way id truly like to live and how to master my own behavior."

lauren_1795 shared a tip "I listened to this book on Libby and found it very engaging but also slightly confusing because it is written from the point of the Devil. It was definitely worth the time spent listening!"

adam_sena shared a tip "I loved apologetics in CS Lewis’ style of coming at you as the antagonist. I was taken aback by his take on Gluttony. My favorite quote would probably be…”Indeed the safest road to Hell is the gradual one—the gentle slope, soft underfoot, without sudden turnings, without milestones, without signposts.” I am not a big reader but this small book I flew through. Thanks for the add!"

meh_meh_3347 shared a tip "It was an interesting point of view to take for a story, and I enjoyed the whole thing cover to cover. It really makes you start to think and realize some things about yourself."