Review: ~A Sassy, Charming And Witty Guide to Being A Vegetarian!~
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 11, 2013
♥♥A Sassy, Charming And Witty Guide to Being A Vegetarian!♥♥Stand Back! Everyone! ~ She's A Vegetarian! (^_^)"For many; Walking into the world of 'Vegetarianism', is walking along the path to becoming an individual. Whoever you are, if you are an individual, you can handle being a vegetarian. The lifestyle described in these pages requires something that not everyone has -The ability to choose, who you are, for yourself."Bravo to the Author! I couldn't have said it better myself!I Loved the way the author points out that being a Vegetarian, is an 'interesting path' to becoming ever more 'concious' and aware of higher ideals and 'smarter' life choices!I like the way the author also easily lays-out the different types of Vegetarians or 'Veggie' diets out there, in short, easy to 'digest' paragraphs, as it can often get quite confusing; Vegetarian, Lacto-Ovo-Vegetarians, Vegans, Raw-Vegans, and the list goes on, but the author, I felt, nicely laid-out exactly what they are, and why people gravitate towards them, and that I felt also, was the perfect way to illustrate that 'one size doesn't necessarily fit all', and that you can Always choose the diet or lifestyle that best suits you, your choices and your digestive system, (This is talked about in the Chapter titled: "Create Your Own Vegetarian Story"...The section involving making sure you do not 'miss-out' on all the necessary "Essential Vitamins and Minerals", which are so commonly overlooked on a Vegetarian diet was also, I found, quite comprehensive, and laid-out clearly the Exact vitamins to look out for, and make sure you're getting enough of. The "Vegetarian Staples" Section was also a life saver, as I know I Don't want to be eating salads, soups and carrot-sticks all week, and neither would anybody else transitioning into this way of eating, from a life of 'tasty salts', and 'fatty treats'! The author does a great job of also laying these out for us, some staples for example; were Brown rice, Quinoa, and Almond Milk. I know from personal experience, now, that Brown Rice Really Does 'Fill-out' Meals, and is workable into Allot of Tasty dinners All WeeK! ~It's also nice to know; it's the 'Same Stuff' Ballerinas eat to keep their weight down, and their bellies slim!I also love the way the author goes into the "Economic Issues Related to Meat-Eating" whilst keeping it brief and straight to the point: easy-to-understand terms, making it clear, we All need to make a 'Change', if we want to see a better world for ourselves, and our health, aswell as; that of the beautiful animals we so thoughtlessly grind-up as burgers!This is pretty much, a 'Go-To' Guidebook (or 'survival book' of sorts, -if you have nosy, finger-pointing acquaintances), as it really clearly lays-out the problems you are likely to face either, internally or from other, more external forms of 'resistance', posing in the forms of un-supporting friends and family as a nice 'backup', as most friends and families, are very supportive nowadays, but it's nice knowing the author included this to be sure...Pros: An Extensive 'Guide-Book', That Easily & Painlessly Lays-Out for you 'A Wonderful Path to a Fruitfully Vegetarian Lifestyle!' ~(did I overdo that? ~Not really; it really is a great book!)Cons: No Recipes, but That's Not! what this book is about, it acts as a Great guide to everything Vegetarian!♥♥Don't Leave Home without it!♥♥~It's Helped me Fill-in Allot of 'Gaps'!Many Thanks To The Author, I'm now in Danger, of Buying All Your Books LOL!~Layla♥