Written as letters to a fictional friend named Malcolm, this was the last book C.S. Lewis completed before his death, and it shows a writer at the height of his powers thinking through one of the most intimate aspects of Christian life — prayer. He doesn’t offer tidy answers or simple techniques. Instead he wrestles honestly with the difficulties of prayer, the problem of unanswered requests, the nature of petitionary prayer, and what it actually means to come before God in conversation. It’s one of his most personal and mature works, and many readers consider it his best. Order from thebookdot.com with delivery across Pakistan.
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