Vegan Possible: Vegan for Beginners, with Bonus Material

by Bridgett Tulloh

It is possible to become vegan. You just have to know HOW to be a Vegan, and Why!

You can be well on your way to better health, improved energy, sinuses, skin, weight loss and more! In this book, you'll


If you’ve ever thought about becoming vegan, this beginner’s guide to a vegan diet will give you the background and inspiration you need to take that next step.

Take action today and find out why more and more people are adopting a vegan diet and lifestyle. Go vegan! Aren't you curious?

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Genres: Nonfiction, Vegan, Food

65 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 9, 2013

Reviews

[Aurora Serenity Sildatke · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book was only mediocre. It was short, so it makes for a quick read, and it wasn't as hysterical as some of the vegan books I have read, but the lack of planning and terrible formatting in the book really puts me off it.

There's limited recipes (a total of four, if I remember correctly) so it's probably not the best choice for a beginner vegan. The book mostly talks about the benefits of a vegan diet vs the average American diet (not very intriguing for me since I'm not American). However, I feel like this book focused on more to do with shining a light on all the problems with a non-vegan lifestyle, rather than focus on all the benefits (not just the cruelty-free part) of a vegan life.

As they say, you catch more flies with honey than vinegar, or since we're talking about veganism here, you catch more flies with agave.

Personally, I feel there are better books out there to introduce people to the world of vegan, even the books and films the author recommends would be a better start.

[JP · Rating 4 out of 5]

It's a very nice summary on the concept of veganism, answering most of the questions every non-vegan has about veganism. Worth a reading for anybody pondering to enroll in this lifestyle or just planning on adding a more plant-based diet to their daily lifes (which everybody actually should, but it's up to individual freedom, of course).

[Marta Veenhof · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fantastic overview of veganism. Provides some good links to other sources for further research. Quick and easy read.

Some spelling errors, but hey...