You Need to Read This Book : Till We Have Faces

Till We Have Faces

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[deborahevans]

I loved every page of this book, and wept at the end. It's so wise, and so profound, and so very human.

[catherinepoteat]

It was such a bizarre read. Talk about an underrated book, and definitely an underrated adaption of a Greek Myth

[lydipie]

Even though I agree with those who say this book is kind of bizarre and a drag to get through for the first three quarters, it's still one of my favorite books ever! It's really unlike anything else I've ever read. It definitely isn't a book that you want to spoil, because the impact comes from going on Orual's journey alongside her every step, only seeing things through her eyes right up until the end.

[brgman]

Agree with you, stick with it and everything you waded through before you get to the "point" is highly significant!

[oreocarlton]

Ill look it up, I wasnt familiar with this one of Lewis

[ratshotel]

yall im not even christian but i really related to orual’s case against the gods (mainly for leaving her to guess) which i personally feel like just hits the mark w my religious doubts like how tf you’re gonna leave me to guess anyways anyone got any reccs similar to twf ?

[tparks]

Still I don’t get it. I am a concrete thinker- very black and white. I don’t see any WOW about this book. Can someone connect the dots for me about these:
What is so masterful about the writing of this book?
What is the WOW I missed at the end?
How does it relate to Christianity, as I see some have commented above?
What are the illogical decisions in Psyche and Cupid that troubled CSL, and how did he change them in “Faces”?
I welcome any and all replies discussing this work.