I’m almost finished this book but cannot recommend it enough. It was a perfect read for ‘veganuary’ and I actually had to stop myself from reading. The personal stories, to me, pulled so many heartstrings. Trying to provide for a family but also trying to keep up with the times and animal welfare. The flow of the book is also done so well! Effortlessly transitions from one topic to another.
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Both a pleasure and a heartbreak to read. Should be required reading for anyone who eats.
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This book is a valued addition to my library. It has a thoroughly researched look into the future of farming animals the American way while not resorting to PETA's militant entrail-tossing methods of vegetarian conversion which are so appalling. As a vegetarian, I would feel comfortable giving this book to my meat-eating friends if they were interested to learn why I chose a vegetarian path. Foer's book has a lighthearted...
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I just finished this book, am becoming vegan, and feel 'humane' for THE first time in my life. This book was a catalyst where I wasn't looking for one. Jonathan doesn't scream this info to the reader--he tells it in his words, with statistical/historical data, personal research, true accounts from the field, and actual letters from varying opinions. Of course, he is not a farm worker, hasn't worked on a farm, and can't come...
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I appreciate the honest look at the meat production industry presented in this book. Most of all I like the style with which Foer communicates his findings. The author reveals a lot of personal information but he also asks the readers to live by their own standards, not his. All that makes it for an easy and even enjoyable reading of a lifestyle book which nonetheless reads like a novel. Eating Animals is a very inspiring...
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