I’ve read it. Written by victor Frankl, a kike. The message is good, but it’s more propaganda about the holohoax. The book is essentially about how every struggle can be overcome by finding meaning in your struggle. For instance, if your wife dies, you can overcome the suffering by understanding that she would have suffered if you had died first, therefore you find meaning by believing it’s better that she died first, if that makes sense. Supposedly he learned all these lessons when he was in a concentration camp and had to find a will to stay alive. If you remove the holocaust parts of it it actually has a pretty good message about stoicism. That’s the craftiness of the Jew though, mixing truth with lies, or a very good message with propaganda in order to push a larger agenda