Scoring system:
❤ = Will keep, I love it / 👀 = Not sure, will try some more / 😐 = Oh dear, it's not for me
I haven't finished this book yet but wanted to shout its praises from the rooftop as it contains so much useful information (I have since finished it and still rate it highly!)
'How I Kicked the Plastic Habit and How You Can Too' by Beth Terry is an inspiring read that also provides a mass of information. The book itself is made using 100% recycled pulp.
Thoughtfully broken down into sections including what those pesky recycling symbols mean; which items are more recyclable than others; how to reduce plastics in the supermarket, at home or on the road and whether plastics, paper or glass is best for the environment.
Some home making ideas are also included and plastic replacement tips from the author. Plus focus pages from others who have started companies selling ethical and environmentally friendly products, interspersed with tips from eco minded warriors alike.
Beth Terry, an Accountant details her own change to plastic free living including some of her successes and challenges along the way. This is well worth a read and good value for money, given the huge amount of info. contained within! A huge love ❤ from me!
❤ = Will keep, I love it / 👀 = Not sure, will try some more / 😐 = Oh dear, it's not for me
Review Four - Book on Plastic Free Living
I haven't finished this book yet but wanted to shout its praises from the rooftop as it contains so much useful information (I have since finished it and still rate it highly!)
'How I Kicked the Plastic Habit and How You Can Too' by Beth Terry is an inspiring read that also provides a mass of information. The book itself is made using 100% recycled pulp.
Thoughtfully broken down into sections including what those pesky recycling symbols mean; which items are more recyclable than others; how to reduce plastics in the supermarket, at home or on the road and whether plastics, paper or glass is best for the environment.
Some home making ideas are also included and plastic replacement tips from the author. Plus focus pages from others who have started companies selling ethical and environmentally friendly products, interspersed with tips from eco minded warriors alike.
My Verdict?
Beth Terry, an Accountant details her own change to plastic free living including some of her successes and challenges along the way. This is well worth a read and good value for money, given the huge amount of info. contained within! A huge love ❤ from me!
