I read this book in the school in philosophy course, when I was sixteen years old.
Is a great book for read in any moment and think about the life and the tolerance between the different persons, with other thought.
martes, 26 de marzo de 2013
"Trotzdem Ja zum Leben sagen" is a Aleman book and it mean "Man´s search for meaning". The book was written by an Austrian psychiatrist named Viktor Frankl. The book is very interesting and I like because speaks about the terrible experience and miserable life of a man in the concentration camps in the era Nazi, the man suffer many tortures and unfair penaltys. Is a incredible and sad history, and is perfect for learn to value the life, the family and the exist meaning with the other people in the world.
I read this book in the school in philosophy course, when I was sixteen years old.
Is a great book for read in any moment and think about the life and the tolerance between the different persons, with other thought.
I read this book in the school in philosophy course, when I was sixteen years old.
Is a great book for read in any moment and think about the life and the tolerance between the different persons, with other thought.
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Sofi :) I´ve never read this book , but sounds interesting, although i´m very sensitive and it´s probably I´ll cry everytime
ResponderEliminarHello Sofi I have never read this book, but I really like books about nazis, I think that they teach a very sad period in world history. See you soon, kisses for you!
ResponderEliminarwoouuuu!!! never read this book, but I love history, I love books that talk about how terrible it was that time. i remember the book "el diario de ana frank", also talks about how horrible it was that time!!
ResponderEliminari see you!!! bye :)
I've not read this book either. The last book I read about that period was The Book Thief. It was very good.
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