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

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

OK..... now I have to get this book

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.

Thanks, I'll read it

Absolutely loved reading this book, thank you very much for the recomendation! Also, I would love to hear your analysis on it to see if I missed something. Keep up the good work!

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 ?

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

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.