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Vegan & Animal Rights Books
Listed here are some great books containing
information about vegan and animal rights issues. I've also included some
children's books. Vegan cookbooks can be found
at this link. If you know of any books
that should be included in this list, please
contact me.
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In this books you can find many helpful tips for dealing
with (mis)conceptions of vegetarians. The book also contains recipes, a
letter to parents of vegetarians, an international vegetarian card and
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Eye-opening book exposing all the dangers of eating
meat. Written by a former cattle rancher who turned vegan. After the
author appeared on the 'Oprah Winfrey Show', Oprah declared that
she would never eat a burger again.
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This book is a practical handbook full of resources
that will help you choose a more compassionate lifestyle. It contains
information on hidden animal ingredients in cosmetics and household
products, information on how to raise ecologically aware and
animal-friendly children, information on dealing kindly with mice,
insects and other 'pests' in home or garden and much more. |
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This book is a personal guide on how to become an
effective activist. It focuses especially on animal cruelty issues and
the importance of having convincing arguments and knowing the facts
before discussing veganism in public. The book also contains inspiring
essays from activists. |
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Metamorphosis
by Vegan Poet Metamorphosis is a beautiful
book with poems focusing on veganism, animal rights, deep ecology,
environmentalism and human consciousness-raising. The book is written by 30 year vegan M. Katz. The
50 thought-provoking poems are
accompanied by 50 lovely color photographs. |

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Peace to All Beings explores the
interconnectedness of animal rights, ecology, world peace and social
justice. It shows how animal rights and liberation are an essential part
of any movement that is working to make the world a better place. It is
a valuable aid for anyone seeking to live in harmony with the values of
compassion, nonviolence and reverence for all life. |
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Rae Sikora and Jim Corcoran have decades of experience
as activists. Their outreach has been focused on vegan, animal, health,
human rights, environmental and consumerism issues. Over the years they
have learned what does and doesn't work and have offered very popular
workshops. They've collected all their ideas in this book to inspire you
to help create a more compassionate world. This book can be downloaded
for free on their website
Plant Peace Daily. |
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Animal suffering has been acknowledged by legislation
in many countries even though it was once controversial. This book
however, presents new evidence that animals not only can suffer, but
also have the ability to feel pleasure. While most people think that
animals merely struggle for survival, this book suggests that they can
also feel good thanks to play, sex, touch, food, comfort and more. The
author of this book is an animal behavioral expert whose proposal of the
possibility of positive feelings in animals can have important ethical
ramifications. |

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How does someone become a piece of meat? Carol J.
Adams answers this question in this book by finding hidden meanings in
the culture around us. The Pornography of Meat uncovers startling
connections: why pornography demonstrates such a fascination with
slaughtering and hunting. Animals to be eaten as meat presented in
seductive poses and sexy clothing, implying that women - especially
women of color - are like animals: insatiable. The Pornography of Meat
shows exactly how harm to others parades as fun. |
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In this book law professor and animal rights advocate
Gary Francione argues that there are profound theoretical and practical
differences between animal rights and animal welfare. He is critical of
what he calls "new welfarism", or the position that incremental
improvements in animal welfare will lead to the abolition of animal
exploitation. |
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