C.S. Lewis; a biography

This biography chronicles the life of C.S. Lewis, from his early years in Belfast to his later success as the author of 'The Chronicles of Narnia.' It delves into his imaginative genius and the extensive correspondence he maintained with young readers. The book was written by his friend Roger Lancelyn Green and personal secretary Walter Hooper, drawing on a wealth of letters, diaries, and family recollections, including contributions from Lewis's brother Warren.