Main Street Vegan: Everything You Need To Know To Eat Healthfully And Live Compassionately In The Real World (2012) - Plot & Excerpts
This book was okay. I enjoyed her stance, but at the same time I was hoping that the book would preach more about nutritional values. Victoria Moran presents her Vegan guide as propaganda for the vegan movement. Seeing as I am a part of this, I could tell that most of the information was basic-- useful for someone who was just adapting to the vegan lifestyle.The infusion of recipes into the book was a fun kick. Overall, this is a great "how-to" guide if you are new to veganism or thinking about trying it out. You might want to go with a more advanced book if you are a practicing vegan looking to learn more about wholesome consumption. If you have a pretty basic knowledge of veganism, you won't find anything new in this book. But the author's voice is so genuine and kind that I kept finding it a nice book to come back to, like getting together with your sweetest, most understanding friend. No lectures. No hectoring. If you have any stereotypes about self-righteous vegans, this book should kill them all. If you are a vegan, it's probably the best book to pass on to a relative -- not the one who keeps telling you you're going to die from a protein deficiency, but one who has expressed an interest. Perfect introduction.
What do You think about Main Street Vegan: Everything You Need To Know To Eat Healthfully And Live Compassionately In The Real World (2012)?
This book helped me a lot on my current transition to be vegan. Thank you Victoria!
—Denise
Easy to read and helpful forvthe transition into veganism.
—gaear
Amazing, should be the guide to going and staying vegan.
—Kleiton
