More satisfying for me, if less racy, is Sophie's World by Jostein Gaardner. A Norwegian girl receives two letters in the mail. From this mysterious beginning develops a correspondence with a philosopher which takes Sophie on a breathtaking tour of the great thinkers of our civilisation, from Thales to Einstein. She is right. If we don't address such fundamental questions as educators, we have lost the wood for the trees.
Books are an indispensable source of reflection, relaxation and stimulation for an educated person.
In it, both God's word to us human beings and our response are encompassed. In the breadth and depth of its literature, virtually every human aspiration is explored, and God is revealed as the One who has entered our word to redeem and sanctify us - that is, to fulfil our deepest human needs by uniting us to himself.