Animal Cruelty books?

STRIKING AT THE ROOTS A PRACTICAL GUIDE 2 ANIAML ACTIVISM


i constantly read animal rights books from all over the world but this is BY FAR the best
a little hard 2 get but easy 2 find online or at friends of the earth  bookshop in melbourne
or get your localbook store 2 get it in 4 you

its by Mark Hawthorn

oooh I just got my Peta weekly email and Ingrid Newkirk has released a new book on grassroots animal activism.

I just spotted that too! Sounds good

Jack, you're right, Striking at the Roots is a fantastic book. I'd recommend it to anyone who wants to help animals.

I'd also recommend Ethics Into Action by Peter Singer. It's an autobiography of Henry Spira. If anyone doesn't know who he is, I'd definitely recommend you read a bit about him. A very inspiring fellow.

Bruce Friedrich and Matt Ball put a book out recently too, called "The Animals Activists Handbook". I have it on order .. will let you know how it is when it gets here.

Ooooh wow I've never heard of that store before. Thanks! Im headed to the city this w/e so i must make a stop on the way, then.

I just googled it, the address for anyone else interested:
312 Smith st
Collingwood
(Victoria)

and its run by volunteers

i know
i asked my localbookstore to get i         in 4 me they r
yaya in 3 weeks ill the brand new peta book the pets practical guide to animl rights
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Yes Animal Liberation by Peter Singer is the excellent.

I also loved Mad Cowboy by Howard Lyman (very quick and easy read, Lyman has a great sense of humour). He's the cattle farmer turned vegan that got the US cattle industry sueing him and Oprah Winfrey.

I have a heap of AR books that I haven't read or finished too. Those two I've read from front to back/couldn't put down and highly recommend. I finished Ethics of Eating (Singer) not as good as Animal Liberation IMHO.