The Great Divorce by C.S. Lewis

In The Great Divorce, a group of grey, shadowy people board a bus from hell and arrive in a heaven that is almost unbearably real and solid. What follows is a series of conversations between the visitors and the residents of heaven — and Lewis uses each encounter to explore a different way that people cling to their own pride, resentment, or self-pity rather than accepting the joy freely available to them. It’s a short book but a profound one, sitting somewhere between theology and imagination, and it raises questions about free will, redemption, and human nature that stay with you long after. A perfect companion to Mere Christianity. Order from thebookdot.com with delivery across Pakistan.