Nomadland: Survival in Twenty-First Century America is a nonfiction book written by Jessica Bruder. In her book, she talks about the lives of people who chose a nomadic way of life in the United States. The author examines the phenomenon of modern travelers who, after financial crises and loss of housing, chose traveling on wheels as a way not only to survive, but also to find new meanings in life. In the book, readers will learn about the complex economic and social reasons that lead people to decide to follow the path of nomads. The author examines the individual stories of the book's characters, with the help of which he reveals a wide range of challenges they face, as well as the joys of discovering new places and communicating with different people. "Nomadland: Surviving America in the Twenty-First Century" is an important book that reveals the complex issues of modern society through the prism of the lives of people who have chosen an unconventional path to find their place in the world.