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were overstated, it felt like she was trying to flesh out the chapters by repeating herself bc

there wasn't enough content, This book was an easy going and informative read! As someone who doesnt have much formalized education in sociological issues I found this book extremely eye opening and informative.
The quotes were well placed and the analysis of each location was both in depth and The whole idea of poverty is sad and just when you think you have an understanding this book awakens new interest albeit an unending tragedy in the U.
S. Absolves a lot of misconceptions about the poor in our country, Very compelling, real world view of poverty in America, Painful reality of our modern culture, A very good book written in an engaging style with interesting interviews throughout, This is a must read book for anyone in the health professions, This would be an excellent book for students who are interested in working in rural areas, no matter whether they want to This book provided deep thought and detail into the lives of poor, middle class and upper class in rural areas.
It gave personal stories from real people who experience poverty or who are advantaged, It shows how views about the poor are shaped through historical context Great way to gain insight into problems in society when there is lack of education.
Beautifully written, flows effortlessly and the people come alive, .