A difficult book in the sense that it touches on issues that may project the reader's own unresolved matters. For anyone who finds the world of psychology-psychiatry fascinating, its purchase is worth a thousand times over. I liked it a lot.

Masterpiece, like all the books by the same author. It presents with valid arguments the optimistic and hopeful idea that every person (especially those suffering from mental illness) has the power to beautify both their own life and the lives of those around them. Written simultaneously in a poetic style and with scientific expertise. It deserves to be in every library. Furthermore, I believe that some parts of the book are worth teaching in Secondary Education, and I have suggested it to some of my educator acquaintances.