“The Stranger,” a masterpiece by Nobel laureate Albert Camus. Through the protagonist Meursault, who struggles to fit into societal values and remains an "outsider," this book is an immortal work that sharply questions "what is life?" and "what is society?" After failing to show emotion at his mother's funeral, he is eventually condemned by society and sentenced to death. In a world where rationality and absurdity clash, the story vividly portrays a society that forces individuals to be "normal." If you have ever felt loneliness or a sense of unease within society, this work is sure to resonate with you. It leaves readers with a deep aftertaste and questions, a cornerstone of 20th-century literature.