In this poignant memoir, J. D. Vance explores the challenges of his turbulent childhood marked by poverty and his later years as a Yale Law School graduate. As Vance reflects on his family’s struggles and the culture of his Appalachian roots, he provides insights into the larger issues plaguing working-class Americans. Hillbilly Elegy offers an examination of class, upward mobility, and the impact of family dynamics on individual lives. With themes of addiction and use of profanity, this book is better suited for older readers.
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