Victorian America: Transformations in Everyday Life, 1876-1915 Book

Read this for my history class and found it really interesting as a in-depth overview of Victorian America, how they worked, played, lived and died. This book showed me that, while many things like technology have changed, the concerns and debates of Victorian America is very similar to the present day. We're still debating immigration. We're still debating how great a role government should play in individual lives. Even though that wasn't the intent of this book, it is what I walked away with and this book was interesting and in-depth enough for me to see this.
I would recommend this for anyone who has an deeper interest in U.S. history and society, but this isn't a pick-up-for-fun book. It would probably only appeal as a non-school book to those who are interested in that sort of thing already.