The First Man is a novel written by Albert Camus that tells the story of the author's own childhood and youth. This book reflects the important stages of the main character's life - from childhood in French Algeria to youth in Paris. The autobiographical nature of the work allows the reader to delve into the unique world of the great writer's birth experience. By following the different age stages of the main character's life, Camus examines the concepts of existence, death, faith and helplessness, encouraging his readers to reflect on their own life and its meaning. "The First Man" is a candid and intimate look at the world through the prism of the author's experience, which will leave an unforgettable impression on anyone who decides to discover this important work.