Skip to main content
PBS logo
 
 

Book Review of The Great Divorce

The Great Divorce
reviewed on
Helpful Score: 1


C. S. Lewis cleverly uses a fantasy to cause the reader to consider the choice of heaven or hell. While Lewis' non-fiction books require a more mature reader, his fiction books can be enjoyed and then appreciated by readers of most ages. Even the title draws in the reader since it appears to be an oxymoron; curiosity regarding the title and later the story line propels the reader through the fantasy.