"Rural Poverty in the United States" by Jennifer Sherman is a comprehensive textbook exploring the root causes and ongoing challenges of rural poverty in the US. With contributions from multiple disciplines and a focus on specific markers and metrics, the book offers a multifaceted analysis of issues such as gender roles, race, immigration, and structural inequalities. The book covers historical developments in rural poverty research and policy while addressing current substantive issues, making it a valuable resource for scholarly and professional audiences interested in understanding and addressing rural poverty in the United States.