Till We Have Faces by C.S. Lewis

This is a gripping story that is hard to put down. C. S. Lewis takes the well-known Greek myth about Cupid and Psyche and re-tells it from the vantage point of Orual, Psyche's sister.
It spurs thoughts on beauty, love, and heaven. What is beauty and how do I define it? When I show love is it coming from a self-seeking place? If I really knew what heaven was, would I covet the things of this earth so much?
I would recommend this book.
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2 Comments:
wow! could this guy write, or what?
I like how Lewis could take a difficult issue and use a simple analogy to simplify it.
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