635 Tage im Eis: Die Shackleton-Expedition

Lansing's storytelling really immerses readers in the Antarctic adventure. I'm curious whether he relied on new sources or had a personal connection to the story.

The fluctuating emotions kept me on edge—sometimes inspired by their resilience, other times overwhelmed by the odds. How did others experience the pacing of this incredible story?

His decisions seemed both daring and compassionate. I'm wondering if this book made others reflect on what true leadership entails in crisis.