Endurance (book)

"Endurance" is a book by Alfred Lansing that recounts Sir Ernest Shackleton’s 1914-1917 Antarctic expedition. It details how Shackleton and his crew faced extraordinary challenges after their ship, the Endurance, became trapped and was crushed by ice. Despite dire conditions, Shackleton’s leadership kept the crew alive, prompting them to undertake a daring, months-long journey across icy landscapes and treacherous seas to find rescue. The book highlights themes of resilience, leadership, and perseverance, illustrating how determination and teamwork can overcome extreme adversity.