Living Organic: Easy Steps to an Organic Lifestyle

by Adrienne Clark, Patricia Thomas, Adrienne Clarke, et al.

Book Overview

In 1948 British Rail came into being and with it a new era in railway history. The glory days of steam were numbered and when railway photographers like author Wrenford Thatcher were eagerly snapping... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1570716803
• ISBN13: 9781570716805
• Release Date: March 2001
• Publisher: Sourcebooks
• Length: 264 Pages
• Weight: 2.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 8.4" x 10.5"

Customer Reviews

The title says it all.

The title says it all. We are living flowing organic beings, so to live in harmony it makes sense to use organic practices to be optimum with whatever we do. This book is a great overall look at many of the aspects of home and being and how to do it in a simply sustainable way.

Excellent

Excellent information on how chemicals in every day things are harming us. The authors also list alternative products to use, and at the end of each section the authors give resources on where to get them. Basically its a book on how to live an organic lifestyle, which is much more healthier. Its filled with information I never knew before, very very informative, and very much worth the money. I'm glad that I bought this book.

Fantastic and intelligent resource book

I found this text to be a totally informative and intelligent read. I am constantly using it as a reference book. It outlines organic living for the garden, family and home. Wonderful antedotes and tips on living an organic lifestyle in the everyday world grace the pages. Clear and concise writing together with inspiring photographs make this a great and colourful resouce.

A Great Place to Start

If you have ever wondered why some of your friends are vegetarian, and why this movement is growing so fast, or why people recyle, etc. this is a great place to find the answers. A very inviting reading on why these things are important, how you can get involved-and might I add-feel "normal" about it. Toss off keeping up with the spending habits and overconsumerism of your friends, and get back to the basics...eatting meat without hormones or antibiotics added; recycling, and taking responsibility for yourself and the planet. If you don't, who will?