I am a harsh critic although I love every kind of literature, from fiction to history. In the case of "Man's Search For Meaning" we must forget classification. It stands as the single most impressive book I have ever read. Imagine enduring three years of a consentration camp as a jew in Nazi Germany and then writing a book six months after your liberation with the words "we owe World War II a great debt . . . " Not many people could find anything positive to say about what happened. Mr. Frankl does. I recommend this book to every one who is important to me. It contains the my three favorite quotes. One is above, the others you must find for yourself. A meaningful experience, Victor Frankl's "Man's Search For Meaning". Review by Ken Ashe MBBB42A@prodigy.co