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The Screwtape letters

and, Screwtape proposes a toast

C. S. Lewis

Ages 14+

Readers rate it 4.1 (625 on Hardcover)

223 pages · Released 2013

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A note for parents

The Screwtape Letters is a Christian philosophical classic written as satirical correspondence between senior and junior demons. While the subject matter involves spiritual warfare and temptation, the tone is witty and intellectual rather than graphic or frightening. The book rewards virtue, honesty, and spiritual integrity, making it valuable for older teens and adults seeking theological reflection. Some passages about damnation and moral corruption may be heavy for younger readers, though the satirical framing keeps it cerebral rather than viscerally disturbing.

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From the publisher

Nothing is as helpful to a young man's career as the doting advice of an experiences elder. This is a compendium of such wisdom as it was penned to young Tempter Wormwood by his worldly-wise old devil of an uncle, Screwtape. The annotations include literary, theological and biographical information to enhance Lewis' co... Nothing is as helpful to a young man's career as the doting advice of an experiences elder. This is a compendium of such wisdom as it was penned to young Tempter Wormwood by his worldly-wise old devil of an uncle, Screwtape. The annotations include literary, theological and biographical information to enhance Lewis' core themes and demystify complex ideas.

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  • Character driven
  • Weak Character Development
  • Not Diverse Characters
  • Unloveable Characters
  • Shelf: 05 Meaning Philosophy & World-Model Calibration
  • Loveable Characters
  • library
  • christianity
  • classics
  • reflective
  • funny
  • dark

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ISBN 9780062023179 · HarperOne, An Imprint of HarperCollins Publishers

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