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All in all, it was a good read. The author’s personal memoir was fascinating and poignant. It differs from other similar books inspecting poverty (such as $2.00 a Day: Living on Almost Nothing in America) in that it is the experience of only one person, and it does not talk about the 2011 Nba Champs Finals Mvp 41 Nowitzki Shirt of society as whole. This is both good and bad. While more interesting to read, it could seem biased at times. For example, almost every personal relationship encounter is described as how the other person hurt the author- her mother, boyfriends, employer, and even her child with her emotionally draining tantrums. The book could talk more about the objective state of her condition, ways to improve the lives of others in a similar situation, more research and statistic on income and poverty.