I. of S. in the fiction of C.S.L.

So, the book I am reading is Images of Salvation in the fiction of C.S. Lewis. I know, it is has really long title, which is why I didn’t write it out. It was recommended to me by the person who actually is lending it to me, he is a friend from church who had seen me reading the Chronicles of Narnia around the church building, and did not think I knew some of the connections between the books and the Bible, which was not true (or at least that was what I thought). Carrying on, I took the book gracefully, and started reading. Fortunately, I have been surprised by my overlooking of some very interesting facts that have popped up just thus far, and I now can see that it is a great follow up book that will test my reading in depth of the books I have already read in the chronicles.
Right now, at this moment, I am at the part where the author, named Clyde Kilby, is explaining some connections between the book: The Horse and His Boy, and finding God. It is very insightful, and interesting!