Eating Animals by Jonathan Safran Foer

Eating Animals by Jonathan Safran FoerEating Animals is a riveting exposure; which presents the gut wrenching truth about the price paid by the environment, the government, the Third World and the animals themselves in order to put meat on our tables more quickly and conveniently than ever before. Interweaving a variety of monologues and balancing humour and suspense with informed rationalism, Eating Animals is as much a novelistic account of an intellectual journey as it is a fresh and

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