Summary Bundle: Memoir & History | Readtrepreneur Publishing: Includes Summary of Hillbilly Elegy & Summary of Hitler's Last Days

Readtrepreneur Publishing

Sep 2019 · Author's Republic · Narrated by Karin King

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Summary Bundle: Memoir & History | Readtrepreneur Publishing: Includes Summary of Hillbilly Elegy & Summary of Hitler's Last Days

From the Description of “Summary of Hillbilly Elegy”...?

"Psychologists call it 'learned helplessness' when a person believes, as I did during my youth, that the choices I made had no effect on the outcomes in my life." – J.D. Vance

A memoir of a man who suffered a lot to get to where he is. It serves as an analysis of a culture in crisis but also, as proof that hard work pays off and that it doesn't matter how bad your situation is, you can always move forward. A very touching story with a bit of humor and a lot of interesting anecdotes. Many people have lost the opportunity to touch the American dream, J.D Vance talks all about in this moving memoir.

From the Description of “Summary of Hitler's Last Days”...

"Faith is vital when it comes to doing the impossible." – Bill O'Reilly

What really happened in Hitler's bunker? How much do you know about his last minutes? It turns out that Hitler's death and the moments that just before it are quite interesting and packed with a lot of information that you may not know about this infamous dictator. Take a peek into his latest minutes and witness yourself how the Third Reich ended. A regime with such cruelty that it continues to haunt us even today, get to know more than ever the man responsible for it.

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Ratings and reviews

While ostensibly about the particular culture of the West Virginia Scots-Irish underclass, anyone that has seen white poverty in America's flyover states will recognize much of what is written about here. It is a life on the very edge of plausibility, without the sense of extra-family community that serves as a stabilizing agent in many first-generation immigrant communities or communities of color. Drugs, crime, jail time, abusive interactions without any knowledge of other forms of interaction, children growing up in a wild mix of stoned mother care, foster care, and care by temporary "boyfriends," and in general, an image of life on the edge of survival where even the heroes are distinctly flawed for lack of knowledge and experience of any other way of living.