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Jennie Erin Smith, author of Stolen World; A Tale of Reptiles, Smuggler and Skulduggery
When parents take their kids to the zoo in hopes of enlightening them about the nature, the last thing they would be concerned about is supporting illegal wildlife trade. Yet that was what Jennie Erin Smith debates in her book Stolen World; A Tale of Reptiles, Smuggler and Skulduggery.
The Tiger; A True Story of Vengeance and Survival by John Vailiant
Even the tiger gets his say. Like its title, the author summons a grand and arresting life in this true-crime novel, in which the perpetrators of violence, both human and non-human, are also victims of desperate circumstances.
Even the tiger gets his say. Like its title, the author summons a grand and arresting life in this true-crime novel, in which the perpetrators of violence, both human and non-human, are also victims of desperate circumstances.
Confessions of an Eco- Shopper by Kate Lock
A realistic read for modern women struggling to remain ethical as a housewife, mother, career woman and an overall citizen of the world. From chemical-free cleaning to the debate between organic vs. ordinary produce – the author goes on a real and comical journey to being ‘Green’.
A realistic read for modern women struggling to remain ethical as a housewife, mother, career woman and an overall citizen of the world. From chemical-free cleaning to the debate between organic vs. ordinary produce – the author goes on a real and comical journey to being ‘Green’.
The Story of Stuff by Annie Leonard
Fans of Leonard’s short film of the same title can rejoice as she expands on how the world’s obsession with stuff is trashing the planet, our communities and our health – and her vision for a change. From, garment workers in Haiti, Zero Waste activists in the U.S., and real people working to make a change in the world.
Fans of Leonard’s short film of the same title can rejoice as she expands on how the world’s obsession with stuff is trashing the planet, our communities and our health – and her vision for a change. From, garment workers in Haiti, Zero Waste activists in the U.S., and real people working to make a change in the world.
