Books by Jonathan Safran Foer
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review 1: "Eating Animals" explores the social relationship to the animals we consume. Foer does his best to explore first-hand the way modern domesticated animals raised for their meat and milk live and die. He documents the influence industry wields over regulations and even the definiti...
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review 1: I don’t like artsy crap. If this book is written seriously, then artsy crap is what it is. However, if this is written/created as a little protest against e-books (which, apparently Foer is not very fond of) then I quite like it. But if that’s the case, then why bother reading it...
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review 1: i am challenging myself to read as much as i can out of the 1001 books you must read before you die.And it came as no surprise to me that this book made the list.I saw the film adaptation of 'Everything is Illuminated' screenplay and direction by Liev Schreiber first before i rea...
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review 1: Looking at the title I suspected that it was a book about how to eat animals well. However, This book was motivated by the author's philosophical uneasiness to eat animals and his decision to feed or not feed animal product to his son. He started to investigate how animals are ...