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How the Other Half Lives
Rated 4.12 out of 5 based on 17 customer ratings
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SKU: 9780140436792
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“How the Other Half Lives” by Bharati Ray (ISBN: 9780140436792) offers a look into the poverty in New York City. First published in 1890, this book had an immediate and extraordinary impact on society, inspiring reforms that affected the lives of millions of people. Explore the history and discover how this book helped to create a better future.
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Anshul Bhardwaj –
Changed my view of poverty. It’s a tough read, but important to understand our history.
Devashish Chaudhary –
Disturbing but informative. A real eye-opener to the problems of poverty in the th century.
Amanpreet Singh –
Very interesting from a historical perspective. Some of the writing style is old fashioned.
Anurag Raj –
Not an easy read, but incredibly impactful. Makes you think about social inequality.
Aryan Singh Chauhan –
This book will give you a new perspective. Highly recommend even if it’s tough to digest.
Muskan Singh –
Very insightful and informative on issues that were happening during that time period.
Rudransh Raghuwanshi –
A bit slow at times, but ultimately impactful. The author’s passion is clear throughout the book.
Nikhil Vardhan –
Eye-opening look at a different time. Some of the language is dated, but the core message is still relevant.
Aman Jaiswal –
The writing felt very genuine, and I could feel the author’s passion in bringing awareness.
Iqraa –
Some parts are repetitive, but the overall message is powerful. Definitely worth reading.
Nitin Goyal –
Hard to read, but necessary. Shows how far we’ve come, and how far we still have to go.
Smitesh Sunil Gadge –
Decent read. It was little lengthy, but the descriptions were very well done.
Harshvardhan Singh –
Important historical document. The descriptions are vivid and disturbing. It made me think.
Parakh Agrawal –
A classic for a reason. The photos are powerful, but the writing is sometimes a bit preachy. Still, a must-read.
Rimjhim Nigam –
A bit dense but it highlights a lot about social issues. Gave me a new point of view.
Madhav Relhan –
The book is very descriptive and detailed. It could be triggering to sensitive readers.
Puneet Kajal –
A crucial piece of social commentary. However, some of the solutions proposed are a bit naive.