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FURTHER READING
If you liked the Narnia books, you might also like to try the following books by CS Lewis, or about him. Click on the book covers or the orange links to order your own copy of each book.
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The Screwtape Letters – Letters to an apprentice devil from his uncle, with advice on the successful tempting of his human "patient". |
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Out of the Silent Planet – The first of Lewis's science-fiction trilogy, about the first person to travel to another planet. |
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The Great Divorce – A soul travels to Heaven on a bus and meets angels and other souls. An inspiring exploration of this world and the next. |
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Mere Christianity – A clear and compelling introduction to "mere" Christianity, not any particular version of it. |
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A Grief Observed – CS Lewis wrote this honest and compelling diary of bereavement after the death of his wife. |
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Surprised by Joy – An autobiography, up to his Christian conversion at the age of 32. |
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The Four Loves – An exploration into the nature of love in four forms: affection, friendship, eros and charity. |
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The Inklings – CS Lewis, JRR Tolkien, Charles Williams and their friends, by Humphrey Carpenter – a biography including Lewis's closest and most influential friends. |
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Lord of the Rings by JRR Tolkien – Tolkien was a close friend and major influence on Lewis. |
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Shadowmancer by GP Taylor – Obadiah Demurral is an 18th century vicar with a secret. He is a sorcerer who aims to become God. |
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