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Life in our world can be difficult enough, without having to constantly impress others or be anxious about whether or not we are showing our best selves to those around us.Realizing there are different levels of society and knowing which level we are considered a part of can be a question that quite a few of us pose; it puts us in a certain category for sure. In Susan Barnes Robbins'book about her feeling of being between classes of society, she shows us why it might be that she feels caught in between this way. It is believed you will find this book both interesting and enlightening in understanding yourself.