Reviews with content warning for Abandonment - Class: A Memoir of Motherhood, Hunger, and Higher Education

As a third generation, Montana, and somebody who spent majority of her formula wheel gears in Montana. I can definitely tell you without any doubt the gentrification and expansion of a city or definitely not the same things also, despite the fact that I liked her last book, I found this book lacking due to the fact that she talked the entire time about the metaphorical man, keeping her down without any personal responsibility for the action, she took to put herself in precarious financial situations, including, but not limited to her pregnancy, abortions, and her lack of ability to secure, steady childcare for her existing children, so that she could attend regular college courses. Then she was annoyed she was what she worded as “unfairly” left out of the mfa program (do you think that had anything to do with you regularly attending courses with a kindergartener in tow?) our desires (for example having a “last chance” child doesn’t come without consequences including by not limited to financial. Also her leaving with a revolving door of people she doesn’t know very well (according to her anecdotal accounts) was not only strange but wreckless. 2 and I am generous.

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