Man’s Search for Meaning

Viktor Frankl was a psychiatrist before he was sent to Auschwitz, and somehow he came out the other side with a theory that’s helped millions of people since: that even in the worst conditions imaginable, the human mind can survive if it holds onto a sense of purpose. The first half of the book is his account of camp life, brutal and unflinching. The second half lays out the psychological framework — logotherapy — that grew out of it. Short, dense, and the kind of book people reread at different points in their lives because it hits differently depending on what they’re going through. A genuine must-read. Order from thebookdot.com with delivery across Pakistan.