MAID. HOW TO SURVIVE IN AMERICA AS A SINGLE MOTHER WORKING FOR PENNIES

The book "Maid" is a moving and insightful account of the life of Stephanie Land, a single mother who is determined to survive in America. It is a story about poverty, social inequality and the hardships of working for a minimum wage. We learn about the reality of life for people who struggle every day with financial instability and social exclusion. It is a read that encourages reflection on the social support system and stereotypes about people living in poverty.

• Shocking account of working in house cleaning
• Description of working conditions and relationships with employers
• Disturbing story about poverty in the United States
• Story of people who cannot earn a living
• Criticism of the system of aid programs
• Trap of low incomes and loss of support
• Verification of judgments about poverty and the guilt of the poor

In her book "Maid", Stephanie Land shares personal experiences from her work in house cleaning. She describes difficult working conditions, low wages and lack of stability. She also shows the relationships with employers and clients, which are often full of prejudice and lack of respect. The author draws attention to the problem of social exclusion and the lack of development opportunities for people working for a minimum wage.

The book "Maid" is also a disturbing story about poverty in the United States. Stephanie Land shows the reality of life for people who cannot earn a living, despite working hard. She describes the complicated system of government aid programs, which often proves to be insufficient and unfair. The author draws attention to the problem of the low-income trap, which makes it impossible for people living in poverty to improve their situation.

"Maid" is a read that encourages reflection on stereotypes about people living in poverty. Stephanie Land shows that poverty is not the result of laziness or lack of ambition, but is often the result of lack of opportunities and social inequality. The author encourages to change the perception of people living in poverty and to support initiatives that aim to improve their situation.

The book was published in 2019 by Czarne Publishing House, has 312 pages and a hardcover binding. The format of the book is 133x215 cm. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the problem of poverty in the United States and learn the story of a woman who was determined to fight for a better life for herself and her daughter.