The Screwtape Letters Study Guide for Teens: A Bible Study for Teenagers on the C.S. Lewis Book The Screwtape Letters (CS Lewis Study Series)

We are a homeschool family, and we used Screwtape Letters in our 11th grade literature course. The study guide asked both basic questions as well as deep level questions. It covered all levels of Bloom's Taxonomy. There are a lot of study guides out there, but I was very impressed with the thought provoking questions so students could really think about the content of the paper.

I have been wanting to read Screwtape Letters with my kids for several years now, but knew the language would be a bit tough to wrap their heads around. I recently purchased an annotated version, which is awesome and during scrolling, saw this study guide. Of course, I had to order it! As soon as it came, I had the kids read the intro and first letter and told them we were going to go through the study guide as we read through each letter (cue eye rolls). After they read the first letter, we into the intro and character list in the study guide and it was like light bulbs went off for both of them. "Oh, that makes more sense now!" AND, when we went through the questions about Letter 1, they were pleasantly surprised that there are only 5 simple questions per letter, so they actually participated in discussion more, rather than trying to drudge their way through a lengthy list of questions. WE already love this study guide and the kids can't wait to read the next letter. I couldn't have asked for more!

I originally purchased this book for a book study group reading the Screwtape letters as a church study. This book was a lot of fun and helped open/guide discussions about the book. If we were to lead another book study on screwtape letters, this book would be a must.

I am excited to do this study to help my students grow more in understanding the Bible and the spiritual world. Even though we are seeing such a polarized view of spirituality (being there's not too much in-between thought anymore, just either with God or with the devil), I think this book is super super important for my students! A lot of them can get very distracted, but a lot of them do want to learn and have an understanding. So, I hope to go through this with them soon whether it's as a whole or just starting with the juniors and seniors first.

This book has been helpful for my 15-year-old and me as we are going through C.S. Lewis's Screwtape Letters. As we are going through it I have wished from time to time that there was a bit more meat however each letter does a scripture to reference to help drive the point home and good discussion questions for us to go over together.

This book was so helpful for me when hosting my book club. Each letter/chapter had an overarching theme, gave great insight, and asked helpful questions. I really appreciated and enjoyed all it had to offer!

It’s good

I am 12 years old and home schooled. For a school subject i read The Screwtape Letters and completed the study guide. I liked how it was kind of fictional and also kind of real. It got me thinking about the spiritual realm and what is in it. it made you feel like you knew the characters personally. In some of the questions i needed my mom to help me understand the questions or what the book was talking about. I think this book would be better to read and discuss with a group, not just yourself. I read one letter a day with the study guide.