Half.com by eBay: Buy and Sell new and used books, music, movies, games and more...
My AccountWish ListSell My StuffHelpeBay HomeSign in
Home Books Textbooks Music Movies Games Game Systems
Search: Advanced Search
Home > Books Save big now on our top 200 bestselling books

Nickel and Dimed: On (Not) Getting by in America
(Hardcover, 2003) Other Editions...

Author: Barbara Ehrenreich

In this study of America's minimum wage workers, the author explains how she went under cover severa...
BEST PRICE
$4.99

LIST PRICE
$29.95
Save 83%
Format: Hardcover
ISBN-10: 1587243687
ISBN-13: 9781587243684
Jan 2003
Publisher: Wheeler Pub Inc
311 pages
Large Print
Wheeler Large Print Book Series
Language: English
 Sell my copy
 Add to my wishlist
 Match my price
My Rating
 I own it
Items for Sale (5)
Details
Other Editions
Very Good About our quality ratings

Price Seller Feedback Comments Shipping From
$81.30 Buy! bwibook
(Feedback is 50,000 to 99,999) 96%
Very good used condition. Satisfaction Guaranteed . Media Mail from ML*
Get it Faster Get it faster
More info
$84.25 Buy! labsbooks11
(Feedback is 1,000 to 4,999) 99%
Great customer service. Very good condition . Media Mail from ML*
Get it Faster Get it faster
More info

Good

Price Seller Feedback Comments Shipping From
$81.30 Buy! bwibook
(Feedback is 50,000 to 99,999) 96%
Very good to good used condition. Satisfaction Guaranteed . Media Mail from ML*
Get it Faster Get it faster
More info
$84.25 Buy! labsbooks11
(Feedback is 1,000 to 4,999) 99%
Great customer service. Good or better condition . Media Mail from ML*
Get it Faster Get it faster
More info

Acceptable

Price Seller Feedback Comments Shipping From
$4.99 Buy! mcjaney
(Feedback is 100 to 499) 100%
A bit beat up and some minimal water damage to the cover. Media Mail from CA More info

Details


Synopsis
In this study of America's minimum wage workers, the author explains how she went under cover several times, taking on different low-wage positions, to determine how adults who lack higher education survive. After working at Wal-Mart and as a waitress, she concluded that the working poor should be afforded more health care, housing assistance, and respect. A New York Times Notable Book for 2001.

Details
Series:Wheeler Large Print Book Series

Size
Length:311 pages
Height:9.5 in
Width:6.3 in
Thickness:1.2 in
Weight:9.4 oz

Industry Reviews
"Sharp, empathetic, astute...."
Kirkus Reviews (04/01/2001)

"[A] valuable and illuminating book."
New York Times Book Review - Dorothy Gallagher (05/13/2001)

"[A] clear-eyed portrait of how the bottom third lives, and a complacency-shaking expose of the dead-end-job economy."
Entertainment Weekly - Megan Harlan (05/25/2001)

"Half-assed as her attempts to learn unfamiliar jobs may have been--and as funny as she sometimes makes the experience seem--Ehrenreich is still engaged in a serious project."
Nation (06/11/2001)

"...Ehrenreich's account of trying to survive on the breadline in three American cities is shocking, touching and unexpectedly funny."
Times Literary Supplement - Joan Smith (12/27/2002)

"NICKEL AND DIMED is one of the most significant works of social criticism any American leftist has written since the 1960s."
Nation - Michael Kazin (10/03/2005)


Did you find errors in this product information? Submit a catalog update request now.
Other Editions

Hardcover, 2001 - $0.75 Save 96%
Paperback, 2002 - $0.75 Save 94%

Similar Items on eBay