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From Autumn 2008 Issue
From The Founder Of Peta:
Ingrid Newkirk asked me to highlight her latest book:
MAKING KIND CHOICES. Indeed, this publication lives up to its name and
is full of hidden gems. Truly a book one can dip into in order to
advance one’s efforts for God’s animal kingdom; and as the chapters are
short and full of interest, one is tempted to read the next, rather than
wait until bedtime. Mind you, it can be quite an eye opener as regards
how far one is prepared to go in order to alleviate the suffering of our
animal brothers and sisters. For but one example: how many of us with a
clear conscience have, so far, spread honey on our bread? You’ll not
want to after you’ve read one most illuminating chapter. And as for a
chapter to really tug the heartstrings; it’s one concerning a couple
viewing a waif of a dog in Greece, before their return journey
homewards. One partner reasons in the terms of seeming unavoidable
practicality; while the other partner is so touched by the situation
that love for a defenceless stray, conquers all; and seeming
impossibilities are overcome.
You’ll be blest and, God willing, moved to action, having read this
most readable and helpful publication of 472 pages. It also makes an
ideal ‘dip in’ and resource book, with index appended. Copies are
available from PETA headquarters here in the U.K.
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