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From Pulitzer Prize-winner Katherine Boo, a landmark work of narrative nonfiction that shows the remarkable and often tragic tale of households aiming toward a much better existence in another of the twenty-first century’s excellent, bumpy towns.   Within this superbly written, fast paced guide, centered on 3 years of uncompromising reporting, a staggering era of global change and inequality is created individual.   Annawadi is just a settlement within the darkness of luxurious resorts close to the Mumbai airport, and Annawadians are electrical with wish, as India begins to succeed. Abdul, a reflective and resourceful Muslim teen, views “a bundle beyond counting” within the garbage that wealthier people discard.