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C.S. Lewis: Letters to Children by C.S. Lewis — WisdomDeck honest review

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C.S. Lewis: Letters to Children

by C.S. Lewis

Lewis's replies to young Narnia readers: writing advice, faith, kindness, humor. Short and charming.

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Three things you will actually use

Answer children seriously.
Write clearly.
Kindness in small things.

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