Dream Hoarders: How the American Upper Middle Class Is Leaving Everyone Else in the Dust, Why That Is a Problem, and What to Do About It

By Richard V. Reeves and Richard V. Reeves

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199 pages

Average rating: 8

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kev
8/10 stars
In general, I think this book has an important message about realizing where to draw the line when it comes to people being considered “rich“.
It felt a little unfocused at times, the author’s own strong dislike of anything resembling a class-based society sometimes gets in the way of a clear exploration of the ideas.
That said, it felt pretty realistic in its suggestions and had some interesting ideas. Definitely worth thinking about for many people.
huynd
8/10 stars
In general, I think this book has an important message about realizing where to draw the line when it comes to people being considered “rich“.
It felt a little unfocused at times, the author’s own strong dislike of anything resembling a class-based society sometimes gets in the way of a clear exploration of the ideas.
That said, it felt pretty realistic in its suggestions and had some interesting ideas. Definitely worth thinking about for many people.