" I prefer the last 5 chapters to the beginning of the book: it took a bit long to get to the point. But the last few chapters were really good and well written. This book differs from his other books (like Mere Christianity, The problem of pain, etc) in the sense that it is not written as systematically - Lewis tends to trail off from the point of discussion quite often; it's like he just wrote down everything he thought of. Some of the quote are for example in Latin, Greek or German, and he does not even bother to translate. That, to me, made the book quite interesting and different from most other books (that tend to explain itself in a systematic way)that I've read. Loved all the references to books and authors - his passion for literature is contagious! "
— Steffi, 2/7/2014