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This book is a very good read to those who think that everything is fine and dandy. This is a great book that is rhetorically effective! From her move from Flordia to Maine to Minnesota as a waitress, maid, and a Wal-Mart employee, Barbara Ehrenreich made an effect of the people who will read her book. New York Times raves it as "valuable and illuminating". This is a must read about the "'working' poor".
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Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting By in America by Barbara Ehrenreich
sphonthego, July 11, 2008
This book is a very good read to those who think that everything is fine and dandy. This is a great book that is rhetorically effective! From her move from Flordia to Maine to Minnesota as a waitress, maid, and a Wal-Mart employee, Barbara Ehrenreich made an effect of the people who will read her book. New York Times raves it as "valuable and illuminating". This is a must read about the "'working' poor".(13 of 26 readers found this comment helpful)