Veganism

[close] The Plant-Based Nation Book Club was established in the summer of 2019 after club founder, Tabitha H., presented at a vegan outreach event in Allentown, New Jersey. The event was a vegan barbecue, open to new vegans and veg-curious folks in the community. Tabitha observed that there was a need for more veg-curious friendly events for new vegans or for carnist individuals looking to learn more about the vegan and plant-based lifestyle. This book club is open to all readers who share an interest in the following topics: veganism, plant-based living, health, wellness, activism, animal welfare, social psychology, environmental concerns, climate change, family living, animal guardianship, etc. This online club is free to join.

[close] For the SDLVCC's bookclub - all books will focus on vegan-related topics: environment, animal welfare, plant-based health, politics and economics of meat and dairy, etc.

[close] International Fruitarian Network Fruitarians.net - we aim for healthy body and mind, for the flourishing world, and for freedom and independent thinking. You are fruitarian if your diet is fruit-based. Let's share our knowledge and experience - unite!

[close] Driftwood is a vegan travel and culture magazine. for the graduated vegan. Through our book club, we'd hope to discover books that delve into topics relevant to vegans and discuss them. Part of the purpose of this group is to expand our library and find those gems of vegan literature that extend beyond cookbooks (although, cookbooks can be included...) When you add a book to the shelf, please tell us a little about it. Use this code for a quick reference: VA - vegan author VC - vegan characters AR - animal rights theme Triggers! - for graphic descriptions of violence RT - related themes With all of these, please follow up with a sentence or two at least about the book.