"Stranger" is an exciting novel by the famous French writer Albert Camus. The book tells about the dramatic events that take place in the life of the main character, Monsieur Meursault. He finds himself in a society where values and moral principles are in question, and loneliness and alienation become inseparable feelings. Because of his apathy and withdrawal, Monsieur Meursault feels like an "outsider" in his own life and society. Camus successfully combines philosophical thoughts and psychological analysis of the hero, revealing his inner struggle and desire to find meaning in a world where everything seems useless. This book leaves deep thoughts about the meaning of life and the nature of human existence.