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Pawprints On Our Souls

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PawPrints on Our Souls is the type of book you find yourself thumbing through with your morning coffee. As an executive director and newsletter editor for an animal advocacy organization I find PawPrints on Our Souls invaluable. It is loaded with poignant quotes on a variety of topics relating to animal issues.

This little gem is packed with amazing quotes and stats. Awealth of information on animal rights issues.

Being an animal lover, until the Internet(when I found all those worldwide animal organizations) I felt like a bit of an eccentric. This book made me realize, many well known people share my beliefs. I also feel books like these(this is best I read--usually they are 3" thick with tiny print and go on and on...)helps us all spiritually. Dawn,

I too was emailed a review from Animal Rights Online--It sounded good, and was better than I thought. I've never read a book in such a convenient format with so much information packed in. I love the space between the quotes and facts. It makes it an iteresting pleasure. For me, it's a reference book.

My girlfriend gave me this book for my birthday and I didn't expect to read it. I'm not a book reader. But I started opening it up and found myself reading most of it within a couple of days. It gave me a new perspective on the animal movement,for sure. And lots of helpful information I could use. Jerry

I'm the Assistant Director of Programs for the American Anti-Vivisection Society. I thought it's a great book and worth passing the word around about it.

I found this book engrossing in a depressing sort of way. It's sad we are still basically exploiting other living beings just because we can dominate them. Then we pompously rationalize how this horror is justified. I bet if Christ came back to earth again, we would crucify Him again, for sure.

Problems with solutions. I hate it when books just complain about what's wrong. This book exposes medical research and the farm industry etc. Good and bad, and gives remedies. It also gives suggestions on how to gradually eat less meat without being fanatic. I also enjoyed finding out who were the famous vegetarians, and the quotes from many other famous people.

I bought Pawprints On Our Souls after I read Animal Rights Online's review and recommendation. But it was much better than I thought it would be. I wish all books were written in such an easy to scan fashion for the Internet world we now live in. Yes to Pawprints!

I am the co-founder of "Animal Place," and I enjoyed this book.