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Sanjay T thillaivasa709 — We readers are often unfair to books because we approach them with woefully unfounded expectations. Such was the case with Frankl's Man's Search for Meaning. I really wanted to learn something profound from this book. Something that would give me a strength that I don't feel, an insight that I desperately want (but lack), a key to my own life's troubles. Nope. None of that. But, I'll try to be fair. Frankl wrote this book in two parts. The first is a (selective) memoir of his experience in the concentration camps in World War 2 Germany. The second part is focused on his particular school of psychotherapy, termed "Logo-therapy". The book's message, as a primary of logo-therapy of sorts, to me is that people are fundamentally driven to find meaning in their own lives and that is the basis for personal fulfillment and life being worthwhile. Frankl says that there are there main ways that we find this meaning. One, is to enjoy life and experience and really appreciate its pleasures and delights. The second is to achieve something, to find meaning in your work or contribution to a cause. The third is to find meaning in suffering. Wow. I'm going for the first one. This book is really well written. He uses just the right number of words. His description and reflections on his experience in the death camps are probably the most relatable that I have ever read or heard. But, I personally have trouble relating to a philosophy of life that is based on suffering. (Lucky me.)

Janorius Masiali jaydamaged — Fr. Clay shares stories of faith and faithfulness. This is a wonderful book for anyone who needs a reminder of what God can do in our lives. Wonderful book!

Hüseyin Karabıyık hkarabiyik94c4 — must read every year a. dunnigan translation in signet classic or peavear volokhonsky translation thank you tolstoy. did you hear me the other day? or even yesterday? i thank you for this gift like a blue sky or running water like a skipped heart beat

Zack Anderson thezackanderson — Chick Lit - Book Bingo

Tom Hobbs tom_hobbs — It's a good book..I enjoy reading it...but I cant give it a 5...it's still so VA...and...I gave VA a 5. I don't like Aiden so much..he is ok, I guess... Seth...oh I do love him...and it's strange because I'm always team ''love of my life'' :)

Miguel Rodriguez auput — This was the first sandman book that I read. Its lost something for me since the first time I read it. At the time it was a revelation. Rereading it, its fantasy themes cloy at me a bit. But the book is good, and the nostalgia only helps.