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245 10 $aSix figures /$cFred G. Leebron.
250 $a1st ed.
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520 $a"With realism and emotional honesty, Six Figures gives us the story--both powerful and disturbing--of a family working to survive the pressures of the American middle class. Warner Lutz isn't sure how he got where he is, but he's not particularly happy to be there: midthirties, married, two kids, dead-end career in fund-raising, cramped town house, old Honda, clothes slightly frayed around the edges. His latest job has landed him and his family in Charlotte, North Carolina, a boom-town where everyone else seems to have more than Warner."--Jacket.
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