SCREWTAPE LETTERS ANNOTATED EDITION: And Screwtape Proposes a Toast

Every word is mine.

Cover is for The Screwtape Letters, but the actual book inside is "The House Without a Key". Returned for refund.

delivered on time and contents better than expected... Satirical, insightful and thought provoking! But if they really think and act like this then why do they have so much success once we're aware of their strategies? perhaps they are not real, or are they!

One of my favorites. I have my own copy from college but I bought this one as a gift and it is gorgeous. The cover is beautiful and th annotations are a great addition to an already amazing book!

Great book! Upgraded to the hardback.

Un clásico para los fans de este autor. Imprescindible —más esta edición anotada y con el extra de "Screwtape Proposes a Toast"— en cualquier librero o estante de quién se diga admirador de Lewis. Una joyita de libro.

I debated buying this more expensive edition than many much less costly alternatives, but I'm a book lover, and it seemed to be a deluxe hardcover ... and so it is, deluxe that is. Well bound and large enough font to make for easy reading. I am surprised at how much I valued the annotations. Aside from explaining obscure people, places, and things that Lewis refers to, there are many quotes from his other works that are helpful in understanding his mindset. Through some of those I'm convinced that C.S. Lewis believed in demons influencing people, and the book is similar to Bunyan's The Pilgrim's Progress in being an allegory of a new Christian's inevitable experiences as he traverses the way.