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Tag Archives: Jonathan Safran Foer
Life-Changing Books Redux / Eating Animals
About thirty years ago, I swore off veal. I had read a one-page consciousness-raising ad about how calves are treated from birth to death to make them good sources of veal. Imagine my shock the other day when I saw … Continue reading
Posted in Books and Authors, Ruminations
Tagged animal abuse, books, chickens, compassion, disease, Eating Animals, environment, factory farming, Farm Forward, farming, fish, Jonathan Safran Foer, meat, omnivore, poultry, turkeys, veal, vegan, vegetarian
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Which Literature Grabbed You and Set You on Your Way?
My husband, Gary, said if he hadn’t read Grapes of Wrath (Steinbeck) and The Old Man and the Sea (Hemingway) when he was young, he might never, as an adult, have read his other two favorite books so far: The … Continue reading
Posted in Book Readers, Books and Authors
Tagged Beachcombing for a Shipwrecked God, books, Charlotte's Web, E. B. White, Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, F. H. Burnett, Grapes of Wrath, Joe Coomer, Jonathan Safran Foer, Life of Pi, literature, reading, Steinbeck, Stuart Little, The Secret Garden, Yann Martel
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