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The C. S. Lewis Collection: Signature Classics and Other Major Works (Kindle eBook) on sale for
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Product Details:
- Print Length: 2013 pages
- Includes:
- Mere Christianity
- The Screwtape Letters
- The Great Divorce
- The Problem of Pain
- Miracles
- A Grief Observed
- The Abolition of Man
- The Four Loves
- Reflections on the Psalms
- Surprised by Joy
- Letters to Malcolm
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A Grief Observed
Letters to Malcolm
Sure, I'll pay $4 to add those.
FWIW, I'm currently reading through the C.S. Lewis Bible [amazon.com], which pairs excerpts of his writing to relevant passages in the Bible. It's a cool way to engage with his work.
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A Grief Observed
Letters to Malcolm
Sure, I'll pay $4 to add those.
FWIW, I'm currently reading through the C.S. Lewis Bible [amazon.com], which pairs excerpts of his writing to relevant passages in the Bible. It's a cool way to engage with his work.
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In my experience, text-to-speech does not enunciate sentences well enough yet to be a good experience compared to a human-narrated audiobook (although you will still find many enunciation errors in professionally recorded audiobooks). Enunciation requires understanding of the author's intent and meaning in writing the sentence and the surrounding context.
In my experience, text-to-speech does not enunciate sentences well enough yet to be a good experience compared to a human-narrated audiobook (although you will still find many enunciation errors in professionally recorded audiobooks). Enunciation requires understanding of the author's intent and meaning in writing the sentence and the surrounding context.
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