The Screwtape Letters

Thought-provoking, scintillating, daringly religious but also revealing of entirely spiritual matters. A look into the opposite side of things, as opposed to having someone be converted and view it through their eyes, it's viewed through the eyes of the tempters. Lewis's writing brings about a whole bunch of things that you yourself might not want to think about, and in that manner, the book thoroughly disturbed me. It's written in the form of high-vocabulary essays, which might turn off younger readers or most of them. To me, however, it was perfect, a brilliant collection of scathing lettres. It's something I'll sit on, and go back, and read another time with another perspective.