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Bruder's in-depth investigation offers a unique perspective—I'm curious what motivated her to explore this subject and how she built trust with her subjects.

The resilience of these individuals is inspiring, but their struggles also hit hard. How did others interpret the emotional tone of the book?

The personal anecdotes made the broader economic issues feel more immediate. I wonder if the author planned these stories from the start or let them unfold naturally.