Kiley Reid's new novel, 'Come and Get It,' explores complex dynamics of wealth, class, race, and identity within the context of university life. Following her acclaimed debut 'Such a Fun Age,' Reidâs continued examination of these themes highlights the intersection of money and societal expectations. Inspired by her experiences teaching and her research on financial inequality, Reid probes into how young adults navigate these challenges, reflecting on larger societal issues while acknowledging that race and consumption are not mutually exclusive in understanding systemic inequalities.
Kiley Reid's 'Come and Get It' explores themes of wealth and race within a university setting, evolving the discussions from her debut while maintaining relevance.
Reid's inspiration for 'Come and Get It' stemmed from her teaching experiences and research on inequality in college environments, provoking thought on financial dynamics.
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