Title: Interesting inside view of a family struggle.
Review: Cliff Walk made me look at and change my attitudes about people who do manual labor as an occupation. The book is enjoyable because of the way it is written, almost at times like poetry. But that doesn't detract from the serious issues the author addresses. He takes the reader inside the family and his head as he attempts to deal with major issues like providing for four children and a wife after being fired and minor ones like his son's being upset about dad's bald spot. At times Snyder was almost too sensitive to his children's day to day concerns and yet not aware of his own needs.The author deals with issues everyone may have to confront at some point: how to deal with a total job change because there are not enough positions in the field for which you are trained. This truly is a book for our times
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