The C. S. Lewis Collection is a carefully curated anthology of Lewis's most influential works, offering a comprehensive look into the thoughts and writings of one of the 20th century's most celebrated thinkers. This illustrated edition gathers ten of his signature classics and major essays, including Letters to Malcolm, The Pilgrim's Regress, The Problem of Pain, The Allegory of Love, and English Literature in the Sixteenth Century, along with others that span his diverse exploration of faith, morality, and human nature. Each work in this collection showcases Lewis's unique blend of wit, philosophical insight, and deep empathy as he addresses complex themes with clarity and passion. From examining the role of suffering and the nature of love to tracing the journey of the soul in faith, Lewis engages readers with timeless reflections on both spiritual and intellectual matters. The illustrated component enhances the reading experience by bringing to life his words with visuals that echo the timeless wisdom in his prose. The C. S. Lewis Collection is an invaluable resource for readers new to Lewis and long-time admirers, capturing the depth of his reflections on faith, love, and the human experience in one beautifully crafted volume. Religious Works The Pilgrim's Regress Letters to Malcolm The Problem of Pain A Grief Observed Screwtape Proposes a Toast A Preface to Paradise Lost Non-fiction The Allegory of Love: A Study in Medieval Tradition English Literature in the Sixteenth Century Excluding Drama An Experiment in Criticism Fiction Out of the Silent Planet

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