The French philosopher's take on life and why it is worth living in an absurd world and why you must imagine Sisyphus happy.
This was a refreshing read. I felt out of my depth reading this book, but there was still enough I could grab onto and benefit from. The prose was interesting and kept it from becoming dense. Each paragraph was packed with meaning. I am looking forward to reading this again less casually and digging into some of the deeper thoughts.
If I had one complaint (and this is me grasping at straws to find a complaint), it would be that if you were looking for practical actionable advice this book doesn't have it. Rather it is more on adapting an outlook and acceptance.
It is an encouraging book that often led to me greeting the day with a brighter outlook and for that I am thankful. This book ranks right up there with my favorites.
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