I've finally fnished the end of Animal, Vegetable, Miracle. The Kingsolver family is going to stick to their lifestyle. I'm glad they will. It's refreshing to see that some people live like that, less urbanized. I really liked the book overall. I can understand how many people wouldn't like it though. People don't like to think about the animals they're killing or the environment they're destroying because it makes them feel guilty. Completely understandable. It's the same way I feel when I drive to school when I should just take the bus, even though I do take the bus the majority of the time. In essence, I think minimizing our carbon footprint isn't that complicated. Sure, the Kingsolver family took a more radical approach, but all Americans should at least take some responsiblity for their wasteful actions. I highly recommend this book to anyone who cares about the food they consume.
19 pgs Animal, Vegetable, Miracle
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