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# 4.5/5 star rating Top 50 Christian Fiction Classic myth retold Till We Have Faces: A Myth Retold

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## Summary

> 📖 Unlock the myth, feel the passion — the classic retold for the modern mind.

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## Key Features

- • **Enduring Emotional Impact:** Feel the raw, agonizing tension of love and jealousy that stays with you long after the last page.
- • **Timeless Mythology Reimagined:** Dive deep into C.S. Lewis’s masterful retelling of an ancient fable that explores love, jealousy, and perception.
- • **Critically Acclaimed Bestseller:** Join over 4,000 readers who rated this a stellar 4.5/5, making it a must-have for discerning fiction lovers.
- • **Philosophical & Theological Depth:** Engage with profound themes that challenge your understanding of gods, human nature, and self-reflection.
- • **Literary Sophistication for Grown-Ups:** Experience the ‘Narnia for grown-ups’ with majestic palaces and moral complexity that resonate beyond fantasy.

## Overview

Till We Have Faces by C.S. Lewis is a critically acclaimed retelling of an ancient myth, blending rich mythology with deep philosophical and theological insights. With a 4.5-star rating from over 4,000 readers and ranking in the top 50 Christian Fiction books, this novel offers a sophisticated, emotionally charged narrative that explores love, jealousy, and self-perception through the eyes of its complex protagonist.

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Review: Lewis' best - an agonising, tantalising fable about love and perception - A moving myth told anew, plumbing the depths of the self-centred human heart. While I feel I need to look closer at the original myth that Lewis is playing on in greater detail to catch all of what he is doing in its retelling, I would totally recommend the book for the heartbreaking, tantalizing moments that the protagonist forces on herself. Lewis's Orual is frustrated that the ethereal world of the god who loves her sister, and Orual's own world poisoned by her insecurity, cannot even interact with one another. Lewis can really write about jealousy; sweet scenes of sisterhood between Psyche and Orual rot into the gall of confusion and disappointment with a turn of the page. I feel that Lewis is at his best writing in the domain of mythology; his Wellsian sci-fi phase during which he wrote the Space Trilogy was an interesting venture, but back with gods, curses, and ancient courts he is really in his element. There are also profound philosophical, theological, and scientific issues that the novel throws up, to do with perception of the gods and their motives. And all these issues Lewis ties expertly to Orual's first sin: her selfish, half-baked attempt to see what her beloved Psyche sees, while Cupid steals Psyche's heart. "Narnia for grown ups" is a handy label, and in defense of it there are present in the novel majestic palaces hidden in plain sight (c.f. Voyage of the Dawn Treader) along with other regular Lewis elements like a the strong moral of not letting jealousy crowd in and ruin a perfectly beautiful love. Yes Orual progresses plenty during the course of the novel, but only through standing in the painful bare light of the denouement - and anyone who has ever mixed love and jealousy faces their own judgement day right along with her. This is a beautiful rendition of an ancient story, done in a way over which Lewis had been pondering for a long time. "Till We Have Faces" is how you do fiction, in case you was wondering.
Review: Excellent - Great book. Well worth the money. A book I'll return to again.

## Features

- HarperOne

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | 461,741 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) 44 in Christian Fiction (Books) 177 in Christian Fantasy (Books) 258 in Spiritual Literature & Fiction |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 4,176 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Lewis' best - an agonising, tantalising fable about love and perception
*by D***E on 28 March 2017*

A moving myth told anew, plumbing the depths of the self-centred human heart. While I feel I need to look closer at the original myth that Lewis is playing on in greater detail to catch all of what he is doing in its retelling, I would totally recommend the book for the heartbreaking, tantalizing moments that the protagonist forces on herself. Lewis's Orual is frustrated that the ethereal world of the god who loves her sister, and Orual's own world poisoned by her insecurity, cannot even interact with one another. Lewis can really write about jealousy; sweet scenes of sisterhood between Psyche and Orual rot into the gall of confusion and disappointment with a turn of the page. I feel that Lewis is at his best writing in the domain of mythology; his Wellsian sci-fi phase during which he wrote the Space Trilogy was an interesting venture, but back with gods, curses, and ancient courts he is really in his element. There are also profound philosophical, theological, and scientific issues that the novel throws up, to do with perception of the gods and their motives. And all these issues Lewis ties expertly to Orual's first sin: her selfish, half-baked attempt to see what her beloved Psyche sees, while Cupid steals Psyche's heart. "Narnia for grown ups" is a handy label, and in defense of it there are present in the novel majestic palaces hidden in plain sight (c.f. Voyage of the Dawn Treader) along with other regular Lewis elements like a the strong moral of not letting jealousy crowd in and ruin a perfectly beautiful love. Yes Orual progresses plenty during the course of the novel, but only through standing in the painful bare light of the denouement - and anyone who has ever mixed love and jealousy faces their own judgement day right along with her. This is a beautiful rendition of an ancient story, done in a way over which Lewis had been pondering for a long time. "Till We Have Faces" is how you do fiction, in case you was wondering.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent
*by K***Z on 24 October 2025*

Great book. Well worth the money. A book I'll return to again.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Beautiful
*by M***T on 14 October 2018*

Wonderful re-telling

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