Mommy and the meaning of life. Yalom I.

One of the best books of the famous psychotherapist Irwin Yaloma. Here, as the author himself writes, he tried to “be at the same time as a narrator and teacher,” and, when he had to choose, he always leaned in favor of the story, trying to fulfill the teacher’s mission indirectly through the conversation. That is, with the help of his psychotherapeutic stories, Irwin Yalom is trying to teach something his readers, or maybe even help them. Yalom makes fundamental issues of life and death, love and family for discussion, with indescribable ease telling about complex and ambiguous things.