This was, in my opinion, the hardest read by CS Lewis that I have experienced thus far. Maybe it was because I was slightly preoccupied while listening to it (audiobook). The message is a good one, though. I believe it has much to do like an exposition on the first two chapters of Mere Christianity, but taken from a different perspective. By the end I understood the point Lewis was trying to make, and did enjoy it, but this one definitely made me work harder to get to the end.

This was my third C.S. Lewis book this month. I enjoyed listening to all three (Mere Christianity, The Great Divorce and The Abolition of Man) and look forward to listening to or reading more. The Abolition of Man is Lewis’ look at the Enlightment and its misleading conclusions.