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Katti Ka _attikaybee — Jim Falen's translation is best.

Caroline Ramondetti corallor — very cute, short, engaging book.

полина Nyrkova wwwpolina — read at least 3 times, feeling that maybe I should read it again soon.

Onie Khondaker oniekhondaker — This is the account of an undercover journalist, Barbara Ehrenreich, who decides to join the ranks of the low-wage workers in America. She moves from Florida to Maine to Minnesota, working as a waitress, a hotel maid, a house cleaner, a nursing home aide, and a Wal-Mart salesperson. Her experiences ultimately reveal that her strong work ethic and her frequent two-job balancing act are barely enough (and sometimes not enough)to make ends meet. Ehrenreich's account of the physically demanding and mentally exhausting low-wage work leaves no reader with the idea that it is easy for the working poor in this country to fulfill the American dream. If you're interested in social justice and injustice, this book will make you want to do something. It's hard to say what exactly. I found myself smiling when Ehrenreich tried to get Wal-Mart workers to join a union, and thinking critically about the luxury of having enough money to pay a security deposit on an apartment, but upon finishing the book, I wasn't sure what to do about it. I think that speaks a little to the tone of this book. Overall, I thought it was fantastic. It was well-written, enlightening and funny at times. However, it did leave me with a sort of "Wow, this sucks, but there's not a lot I can do about it"- powerless feeling. Ehrenreich paints a clear picture of the struggles of low-wage workers in this country, and then leaves the reader with the feeling that this struggle is one that will remain a part of a capitalistic society until "someday" workers realize that they deserve better. It's hard to know how to make that "someday" happen.

Caio Rogério caiorogerio — This book was a solid 4 star book, bordering on 5 stars until the end. Such a shame. I really wish I hadn't even read the last chapter.