By Frankl, Viktor E.

By Webb, Whitney Alyse.

No interior marks. See Photos.

“Man’s Search for Meaning” by Viktor E. Frankl is a vintage paperback book that delves into the psychological insights of the author regarding the search for meaning in life. The book, originally published in English in 1984, explores themes of cultural heritage, the Holocaust, and the existential movements. As an autobiography, it offers a unique perspective on psychology and history, making it a valuable read for young adults and adults interested in the author’s insights on finding purpose in one’s life. With 240 pages, this book provides a compelling narrative and practical advice on how to navigate the challenges of existence.

Minor shelf wear to covers. Crisp, clean pages. Strong spine

By Viktor E. Frankl.

Frankl observes that while we cannot always choose our circumstances, we can choose our attitude toward them—and in that choice lies a powerful source of strength. Book is in good condition. Photos are the final arbiter of condition.

Normal 0 false false false EN-GB X-NONE X-NONE A beautiful book, quarter-bound in leather with limited edition binding Individually numbered on inside cover Presented in black leathercloth and red windsor bookcloth – Raised bands on spine – Gold finishing – Black and white headbands – Traditional spine label – English edition, brand new – Expertly rebound from paperback – Size 210 x 140mm Depending on the number of pages, the width of the book may be different than pictured. Each of our rebinds are meticulously crafted by hand; an intricate procedure with dozens of steps taking several hours. The text-block is from a quality paperback direct from the publishers. The finest bookbinding materials, tools and technical skill are applied to produce each book.

Good: Looks and feels lightly read, all pages are unmarked with no writing/highlighting/underlining, clean page blocks, spine is tight with a small ding, light corner/edge wear, glossy covers with light scuffs, would be Very Good if not for a corner with creasing.

What stands out about this edition is the illustrated chapter headings.