Social Class in Europe is the cultural anthropology, social classes, economic disparity, and sociology of class book that tells about the class division in Europe. Etienne Penissat, Alexis Spire, and Cedric Hugree are the authors of this fantastic book. This is a remarkable book that contains the mapping of class divisions that runs through Europe. Etienne takes the reader step by step from the different class culture of Europe that combines with social inequalities. He studies educational inequalities, sociologist, and social injustice in France and Europe. The fellow authors of Etienne are also a sociologist and they wanted to aware people of the injustice of social reforms in Europe.

“The Bell Curve: Intelligence and Class Structure in American Life” is an informative book that explains the main reason behind the inequality and the difference in IQ between races. Richard J. Herrnstein and Charles Murray are the authors of this interesting book. Richard is a political scientist, author, and libertarian. He has written numerous books and all of them are interesting and worth reading. in this book, the authors explain the role IQ plays in determining social outcomes. Richard and Murry say, intelligent people, have better life outcomes and do better financially while low intelligence is associated with criminality, welfare dependency, illegitimacy, and so on.

The “Human Diversity: The Biology of Gender, Race, and Class” is an amazing book for all the readers. Charles Murray is the author of this great book. Charles Murray is the W.H. Brady Scholar at the American Enterprise Institute. He came to national attention first in 1984 with Losing Ground and most recently in 2012 with Coming Apart. This book is very interesting and worth to read for all the readers. The discussion about nature versus nurture is not just one of the many issues in social science. It is fundamental for everything involving human behavior. The book explores the progress made subsequent to the sequencing of the human genome. Dr. Murray explodes the PC myths about human diversity. But this is neither a black and white book nor settled science but an interim report. Much more to research and learn particularly with respect to non-American non-European populations. Charles Murray actually takes the time to compile significant up-to-date information and then delivers it in a palatable and easy-to-read style. To sum it up, Human Diversity is a worth to read a book for all the readers.

“Caste (Orphan’s Book Club): The Origin of Our Discontents” is a public guide book that tells how developed countries flourished and what are secrets of this development. It tells us what one can do as a human being to perform best in this busy world. This amusing book is written by Isabel Wilkerson. He is the author of many books which are among the bestseller New York Times and medal winner of National Humanities. She has done best through her writings to awaken the world and understand what they are created for and what should they do. Here in this book, the Author explains us that the caste system is present in almost 90% of world countries even in developed countries like America but it is shaped in the proper way to avoid its effect on the progress and prosperity of the country. She tells us that there are eight main pillars on which this cast system is based and its roots are so deep that one or few people cannot uproot it. It could be done only by the combined effort of all of us. This book tells us how this caste system is affecting our national and political heritage and career. This book is mind-opening as a mentor for readers. You may also like to download Boomerang by Michael Lewis

“The Millionaire Next Door: The Surprising Secrets of America’s Wealthy” is an amazing book detailed study about average American millionaires, how they live their lives and how they became a prodigious accumulator of wealth. Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko are the authors of this classy book. The authors of The Millionaire Next Door, Thomas J. Stanley, and William D. Danko provide the reader with a well-researched study of wealthy people in the USA. They interviewed many millionaires who told him how they achieved their millionaire status in one generation. The book teaches about the key success factors for achieving millionaire status that includes hard work, integrity, and focus. The lack of a sound academic background should not be a barrier to economic success. Readers are urged to have the courage to take some financial risk and learn to overcome setbacks in their career or business. Having a vocation that one loves and is unique and profitable is a key to economic success. Millionaires operate economically productive households where there is, for example, preference for repairing or refurbishing rather than buying new items. When selecting a home, millionaires study, research and negotiate aggressively. Millionaires have a balanced lifestyle and are “cheap dates”. For those that aspire to join the elite club of millionaires, the book provides the information they need to learn how some people become millionaires whilst others, with excellent academic qualifications and high paying jobs, fail to achieve economic and financial success. The Millionaire Next Door: The Surprising Secrets of Americas Wealthy is an excellent example of a self-help book that really works. It presents the personal attributes of the nation’s wealthiest people in an easy to understand fashion. Everyone should read this book and put the powerful information contained within it to work in their daily lives. Overall “The Millionaire Next Door” is a terrific book! It shows you the ideas in minds of those who strive to become successful and those who want to know the ways of starting the life of a smarter thinker to gaining the success they want out of life. You learn how the real millionaires start off and how they dress and live amongst others. An absolutely great book to learn stepping stones on beginning a successful start of life! The book is delivered fast and in excellent condition.

“White Trash: The 400-Year Untold History of Class in America” is a great book about the class distinction of American society from the startup to today. Nancy Isenberg is the author of this brilliant book. White Trash by Nancy Isenberg is an extremely fascinating book. A breathtaking work of scholarship, an ode to the unheard voices of America’s poor past and present. Nancy Isenberg’s White Trash is at once timeless and timely. Timeless, in that it shows that class has always been a part of the American story, right from its founding until the present time; timely, in that it spotlights the underpinnings of today’s alarming economic inequalities in a nation that prides itself on being founded on the premise of the equality of all men. White Trash traces the history of class and inequality in America by focusing on the dismal fate of poor whites since the nation’s founding through the various struggles and flash-points that have defined the identity of a nation. For all its egalitarian ideals, Isenberg contends that the poor have always been held in contempt and exploited for political ends in furtherance of the interests of the privileged and powerful in society. Reckoned as vagrants, they have mostly been banished to the margins of society and eluded the nation’s social consciousness, even if periods like FDR’s New Deal era and LBJ’s Great Society have offered glimmers of hope. Isenberg’s masterly work is an invocation of the moral conscience of a nation to be faithful to its cherished ideals of equality and liberty for all a call to the “haves and have-mores” (apologies to President Bush) to remember the poor amongst them. The American Dream can only become a reality for all when the nation confronts its deeply entrenched history of inequality and prejudice towards the poor, and in so doing, lives up to its moniker of being a “Shining City upon a Hill.”