What does /lit/ think of this book? It's my favorite. What

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My favorite book is La Tregua (the truce) by Primo Levi

I don't have a favorite book, it's too hard to choose, there are so many books

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>>8678191

Blonde on blonde by Bob Dylan

>>8678197
How do you summarize it, anon? What's your favorite aspect of it?

>>8678208
What do you like about it, anon?

>>8678220
Its the sequel to his previos book "If this is a man"
in "If.." Levi recounts his experience as a prisoner in Auschwitz up to the point of the Nazis losing the war and The Truce is about his long journey back home from Auschwitz, all the way through europe and russia.
The books are autobiographical and they mimic the Divine Comedy in structure.

Usually I find WW2 stuff to be really boring but I love the truce, I like his thoughts about humanity and dignity, how to feel appreciation for life after having your body and soul destroyed.

>>8678294
World War 2 is my favorite point of study in history, and it's the most intriguing war for me personally.