Nonfiction
Frankl's first-person account is compelling and offers a unique perspective to teenagers interested in reading further after exposure to Anne Frank's The Diary of a Young Girl or other World War II narratives.
The visually enticing format makes this selection great for science enthusiasts to browse and share, but students looking to do research will need to seek out other, more traditional resources.
Though intriguing, this is not likely to fly off shelves. A marginal purchase for geography collections at best.
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