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What an incredible book! After deciding that I need to become more environmentally conscious I bought How To Save The World For Free, as I follow Natalie Fee on social media and have always enjoyed her approach to tackling environmental issues - she doesn't lecture, she educates in a refreshing and positive style.
How To Save The World is delivered in the style that I would expect from Natalie - fun, friendly, lighthearted and beautifully written but it hits home all the harsh facts. We have made a monumental mess of the planet, but Natalie has given us achievable tips and hints to help to heal it.
This book has actually been quite revolutionary for me and my family. First and foremost, my family and I have decided to eat a more plant based diet. My daughter, husband and I are not eating meat, and our boys are eating a lot less. We've switched to organic milk (delivered by a milkman!), and are buying as as much organic produce as we can. We are making far more effort to recycle everything we can, I've swapped to plastic free 'lady things' (to be more environmenstrual!) and we are buying all our fruit and veg from our lovely local farmshop so avoid all the unnecessary plastic waste.
Everyone should read this book. We all need to take some responsibility for making our planet a better place and this book is the guide to help us do it.
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There is no greater aspiration than saving the world.
Natalie Fee's upbeat and engaging book is a life-altering guide to making those changes that will contribute to helping our planet.
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Sustainable Living Handbook |
Help our Planet |
Written by award-winning environmentalist, Natalie Fee
Covering all key areas of our lives, from food and leisure to travel and sex, Natalie will galvanise you to think and live differently. You will feel better, live better and ultimately breathe better in the knowledge that every small change contributes towards saving our world.
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A new planetary to-do list tailored just for you, with plentiful giggles to help make it stick
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 4 November 2019
This book will work for world-saving newbies and semi-pros alike. It’s generously filled with bite size killer facts and accessible smart ideas to, as the title promises, save the world for free. The tone is pressing whilst empathetic. An emergency planetary turnaround is required by 2030 but people are human and this book is written to inspire, challenge, coerce and woo. You won’t be able to finish without a new planetary to-do list tailored just for you. Ideas are lead and landed with humour, often with an extra helping of cheese on top - helps with the stickiness. It’s a supreme art to write a book about saving the world for free with a heartfelt no nonsense approach but still manage to uplift the reader. Natalie Fee is graceful, appreciative and humble. Be sure to make it to the non-bitter end to be inspired to save the planet your way and check out the watch-list of further planetary-saving inspiration.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 4 November 2019
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A new planetary to-do list tailored just for you, with plentiful giggles to help make it stick
Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on 4 November 2019
This book will work for world-saving newbies and semi-pros alike. It’s generously filled with bite size killer facts and accessible smart ideas to, as the title promises, save the world for free. The tone is pressing whilst empathetic. An emergency planetary turnaround is required by 2030 but people are human and this book is written to inspire, challenge, coerce and woo. You won’t be able to finish without a new planetary to-do list tailored just for you. Ideas are lead and landed with humour, often with an extra helping of cheese on top - helps with the stickiness. It’s a supreme art to write a book about saving the world for free with a heartfelt no nonsense approach but still manage to uplift the reader. Natalie Fee is graceful, appreciative and humble. Be sure to make it to the non-bitter end to be inspired to save the planet your way and check out the watch-list of further planetary-saving inspiration.
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Natalie Fee's writing is personal and impactful, and I fully commend her efforts in extensive research and presenting hugely complex information and concepts in a bite-sized and accessible manner for the mass market.
Numbered references appear throughout the text with no footnotes or bibliography after each chapter, though I understand this is not meant to be an academic text. It is however frustrating for the more serious reader. Then on p.201 (see photo), she provided a reference where the initiated might find her sources. I went to the publisher's website and searched for her book. The Downloads tab is easy enough to locate, but it opens to a PDF with all the URLs in print form, not as hyperlinks. How many people will take so much trouble to copy and paste the relevant links in their browsers?
Numbered references appear throughout the text with no footnotes or bibliography after each chapter, though I understand this is not meant to be an academic text. It is however frustrating for the more serious reader. Then on p.201 (see photo), she provided a reference where the initiated might find her sources. I went to the publisher's website and searched for her book. The Downloads tab is easy enough to locate, but it opens to a PDF with all the URLs in print form, not as hyperlinks. How many people will take so much trouble to copy and paste the relevant links in their browsers?
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