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Book Title
Avocado Anxiety : and Other Stories about Where Your Food Comes from
Publication Name
Avocado Anxiety
Title
Avocado Anxiety
Subtitle
and Other Stories About Where Your Food Comes From
ISBN-10
1472969634
EAN
9781472969637
ISBN
9781472969637
Publisher
Bloomsbury Publishing USA
Format
Hardcover
Release Year
2023
Release Date
16/02/2023
Language
English
Country/Region of Manufacture
GB
Item Height
1in
Item Length
8.8in
Author
Louise Gray
Genre
Technology & Engineering, Nature, Cooking, Business & Economics
Topic
Environmental Conservation & Protection, Agriculture / General, Industries / Food Industry, Specific Ingredients / General
Publication Year
2023
Item Width
5.7in
Item Weight
14.1 Oz
Number of Pages
288 Pages

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A TIMES ENVIRONMENT BOOK OF THE YEAR 2023 SHORTLISTED FOR SCOTLAND'S NATIONAL BOOK AWARDS 2023 GUILD OF FOOD WRITERS AWARDS FINALIST 2024 JAMES BEARD FOUNDATION BOOK AWARDS NOMINEE 2024 'This is fantastic' THE TIMES 'Deeply relatable' SPECTATOR 'Rigorous, incisive, warm and brave' LUCY JONES 'Essential reading for anyone that eats' JAKE FIENNES 'Universally urgent. Everyone should read it.' CAROLINE EDEN - The food stories behind your favourite fruits and vegetables. Have you ever wondered who picked your Fairtrade banana or how far your green beans travelled to reach your plate? We are all part of a complex food system. Trying to make sense of it, environmental journalist Louise Gray tracks the stories of our five-a-day, from farm to fruit bowl, and discovers the impact that growing fruits and vegetables has on the planet. Visiting farms, interviewing scientists and trying to grow her own, she asks important questions to dig up the dirt on familiar items in our shopping baskets. Are plant proteins as good for us as meat proteins? Why can we buy so-called 'seasonal' fruits like strawberries all year round? And is the symbol of clean eating, the avocado, fuelling the climate crisis? As pressure grows to share our healthy, environmentally friendly lives on social media, Avocado Anxiety is also a personal story of motherhood and the realisation that nothing is ever perfect.

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Publisher
Bloomsbury Publishing USA
ISBN-10
1472969634
ISBN-13
9781472969637
eBay Product ID (ePID)
14057255581

Product Key Features

Book Title
Avocado Anxiety : and Other Stories about Where Your Food Comes from
Author
Louise Gray
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Environmental Conservation & Protection, Agriculture / General, Industries / Food Industry, Specific Ingredients / General
Publication Year
2023
Genre
Technology & Engineering, Nature, Cooking, Business & Economics
Number of Pages
288 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
8.8in
Item Height
1in
Item Width
5.7in
Item Weight
14.1 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
Sb355
Reviews
A fascinating book full of surprising facts that will force you to reconsider everything you thought you knew about fruit and vegetables., "A fascinating book full of surprising facts that will force you to reconsider everything you thought you knew about fruit and vegetables." --Cal Flyn, author of Islands of Abandonment "Packed with insight, impeccably researched, and skilfully narrated, this is a book attuned to the contradictions and possibilities of the contemporary diet, ripe with appreciation for the visceral importance of plants." --Rob Percival, Head of the Soil Association and author of The Meat Paradox "Gray is a journalist based in Scotland who specializes in food and environmental issues, and she is not afraid to get her hands dirty... With comprehensive research and intelligent, fair-minded writing, this is an informative, optimistic read." -- Kirkus Reviews, "A fascinating book full of surprising facts that will force you to reconsider everything you thought you knew about fruit and vegetables. Truly, this is food for thought." --Cal Flyn, author of Islands of Abandonment "Packed with insight, impeccably researched, and skilfully narrated, this book is attuned to the contradictions and possibilities of the contemporary diet and ripe with appreciation for the visceral importance of plants." --Rob Percival, author of The Meat Paradox and Head of Food Policy, Soil Association "Engaging stories and lively sanity for veg-forward eating in our complicated times." --Hattie Ellis, author of What to Eat?: 10 Chewy Questions About Food "Essential reading for anyone that eats, Avocado Anxiety takes you on a journey through food and its impact on our planet. Brilliant, just brilliant!" --Jake Fiennes, author of Land Healer: How Farming Can Save Britain's Countryside and Head of Conservation, Holkham Estate "In a quietly confident manner, Avocado Anxiety makes you think for yourself on matters that can only be described as universally urgent. Everyone should read it.'" --Caroline Eden, author of Black Sea, Red Sands and Samarkand "By turns fascinating, moving and funny, Louise Gray gives readers the knowledge they need to make more informed choices about what to eat." --Emily Beament, author of 12 Small Acts to Save Our World and Environment Correspondent, Press Association, "A fascinating book full of surprising facts that will force you to reconsider everything you thought you knew about fruit and vegetables. Truly, this is food for thought." --Cal Flyn, author of Islands of Abandonment "Packed with insight, impeccably researched, and skilfully narrated, this book is attuned to the contradictions and possibilities of the contemporary diet and ripe with appreciation for the visceral importance of plants." --Rob Percival, author of The Meat Paradox and Head of Food Policy, Soil Association "Engaging stories and lively sanity for veg-forward eating in our complicated times." --Hattie Ellis, author of What to Eat?: 10 Chewy Questions About Food "Essential reading for anyone that eats, Avocado Anxiety takes you on a journey through food and its impact on our planet. Brilliant, just brilliant!" --Jake Fiennes, author of Land Healer: How Farming Can Save Britain's Countryside and Head of Conservation, Holkham Estate "In a quietly confident manner, Avocado Anxiety makes you think for yourself on matters that can only be described as universally urgent. Everyone should read it.'" --Caroline Eden, author of Black Sea, Red Sands and Samarkand "By turns fascinating, moving and funny, Louise Gray gives readers the knowledge they need to make more informed choices about what to eat." --Emily Beament, author of 12 Small Acts to Save Our World and Environment Correspondent, Press Association "Gray makes an overwhelming topic digestible... Avocado Anxiety encourages understanding the science behind one's food and demonstrates the global impact of every meal." -- Foreword Reviews "Gray, a journalist who specializes in food and environmental issues, is not afraid to get her hands dirty... With comprehensive research and intelligent, fair-minded writing, this is an informative, optimistic read." -- Kirkus Reviews, "A portrait of a food system that has become miraculously proficient at giving us cheap produce whenever we want it but at the expense of so much else." --Ben Cooke, The Times "From farmers regenerating their soil and scientists battling a banana pandemic, this is essential reading for anyone interested in the global impacts of what we eat." --PD Smith, The Guardian "In a global food network, there are no black and white answers ... In the meantime, here are some food stories to munch over." --Boudicca Fox-Leonard, The Sunday Telegraph "Packed with insight, impeccably researched, and skilfully narrated, this book is attuned to the contradictions and possibilities of the contemporary diet and ripe with appreciation for the visceral importance of plants." --Rob Percival, author of The Meat Paradox and Head of Food Policy, Soil Association "Engaging stories and lively sanity for veg-forward eating in our complicated times." --Hattie Ellis, author of What to Eat?: 10 Chewy Questions About Food "[Explores] the nuances and complexities in a deeply relatable way." -- The Spectator "Essential reading for anyone that eats, Avocado Anxiety takes you on a journey through food and its impact on our planet. Brilliant, just brilliant!" --Jake Fiennes, author of Land Healer: How Farming Can Save Britain's Countryside and Head of Conservation, Holkham Estate "In a quietly confident manner, Avocado Anxiety makes you think for yourself on matters that can only be described as universally urgent. Everyone should read it.'" --Caroline Eden, author of Black Sea, Red Sands and Samarkand "A fascinating book full of surprising facts that will force you to reconsider everything you thought you knew about fruit and vegetables. Truly, this is food for thought." --Cal Flyn, author of Islands of Abandonment "Fascinating and informative." -- Delicious "How what we eat every day has an impact on us and on the world, and the ways in which we can eat better ethically and gastronomically." -- BBC Radio 4 Start the Week "By turns fascinating, moving and funny, Louise Gray gives readers the knowledge they need to make more informed choices about what to eat." --Emily Beament, author of 12 Small Acts to Save Our World and Environment Correspondent, Press Association "Gray makes an overwhelming topic digestible. ... Avocado Anxiety encourages understanding the science behind one's food and demonstrates the global impact of every meal." -- Foreword Reviews "Gray, a journalist who specializes in food and environmental issues, is not afraid to get her hands dirty... With comprehensive research and intelligent, fair-minded writing, this is an informative, optimistic read." -- Kirkus Reviews "Each of the stories is an engaging essay written with punch and flair ... an intriguing read." -- Read, Listen, Watch "Fascinating ... Gray helps us to work out what's worth worrying about and what's not." --Ben Cooke, The Times, "A fascinating book full of surprising facts that will force you to reconsider everything you thought you knew about fruit and vegetables." --Cal Flyn, author of Islands of Abandonment "Packed with insight, impeccably researched, and skilfully narrated, this is a book attuned to the contradictions and possibilities of the contemporary diet, ripe with appreciation for the visceral importance of plants." --Rob Percival, Head of the Soil Association and author of The Meat Paradox, "A portrait of a food system that has become miraculously proficient at giving us cheap produce whenever we want it but at the expense of so much else." - Ben Cooke, The Times "In a global food network, there are no black and white answers ... In the meantime, here are some food stories to munch over." - Boudicca Fox-Leonard, The Sunday Telegraph "Packed with insight, impeccably researched, and skilfully narrated, this book is attuned to the contradictions and possibilities of the contemporary diet and ripe with appreciation for the visceral importance of plants." - Rob Percival, author of The Meat Paradox and Head of Food Policy, Soil Association "Engaging stories and lively sanity for veg-forward eating in our complicated times." - Hattie Ellis, author of What to Eat?: 10 Chewy Questions About Food "[Explores] the nuances and complexities in a deeply relatable way." - The Spectator "Essential reading for anyone that eats, Avocado Anxiety takes you on a journey through food and its impact on our planet. Brilliant, just brilliant!" - Jake Fiennes, author of Land Healer: How Farming Can Save Britain's Countryside and Head of Conservation, Holkham Estate "In a quietly confident manner, Avocado Anxiety makes you think for yourself on matters that can only be described as universally urgent. Everyone should read it.'" - Caroline Eden, author of Black Sea, Red Sands and Samarkand "A fascinating book full of surprising facts that will force you to reconsider everything you thought you knew about fruit and vegetables. Truly, this is food for thought." - Cal Flyn, author of Islands of Abandonment "Fascinating and informative." - Delicious "How what we eat every day has an impact on us and on the world, and the ways in which we can eat better ethically and gastronomically." - BBC Radio 4 Start the Week "By turns fascinating, moving and funny, Louise Gray gives readers the knowledge they need to make more informed choices about what to eat." - Emily Beament, author of 12 Small Acts to Save Our World and Environment Correspondent, Press Association "Gray makes an overwhelming topic digestible... Avocado Anxiety encourages understanding the science behind one's food and demonstrates the global impact of every meal." - Foreword Reviews "Gray, a journalist who specializes in food and environmental issues, is not afraid to get her hands dirty... With comprehensive research and intelligent, fair-minded writing, this is an informative, optimistic read." - Kirkus Reviews "Each of the stories is an engaging essay written with punch and flair... an intriguing read." - Read, Watch, Listen "Fascinating ... Gray helps us to work out what's worth worrying about and what's not." - Ben Cooke, The Times, "A fascinating book full of surprising facts that will force you to reconsider everything you thought you knew about fruit and vegetables. Truly, this is food for thought." --Cal Flyn, author of Islands of Abandonment "Packed with insight, impeccably researched, and skilfully narrated, this book is attuned to the contradictions and possibilities of the contemporary diet and ripe with appreciation for the visceral importance of plants." --Rob Percival, author of The Meat Paradox and Head of Food Policy, Soil Association "Engaging stories and lively sanity for veg-forward eating in our complicated times." --Hattie Ellis, author of What to Eat?: 10 Chewy Questions About Food "Essential reading for anyone that eats, Avocado Anxiety takes you on a journey through food and its impact on our planet. Brilliant, just brilliant!" --Jake Fiennes, author of Land Healer: How Farming Can Save Britain's Countryside and Head of Conservation, Holkham Estate "In a quietly confident manner, Avocado Anxiety makes you think for yourself on matters that can only be described as universally urgent. Everyone should read it.'" --Caroline Eden, author of Black Sea, Red Sands and Samarkand "By turns fascinating, moving and funny, Louise Gray gives readers the knowledge they need to make more informed choices about what to eat." --Emily Beament, author of 12 Small Acts to Save Our World and Environment Correspondent, Press Association "Gray makes an overwhelming topic digestible... Avocado Anxiety encourages understanding the science behind one's food and demonstrates the global impact of every meal." -- Foreword Reviews "Gray, a journalist who specializes in food and environmental issues, is not afraid to get her hands dirty... With comprehensive research and intelligent, fair-minded writing, this is an informative, optimistic read." -- Kirkus Reviews " This easy-to-read, if not easy-to-digest, collection offers plenty to educate both conscientious foodie readers and the merely curious . Like a just-ripe avocado beckoning to shoppers from the grocery shelf, this eye-catching title begs to be picked up. Illuminating the shades of gray in our evolving food system, it will encourage informed thoughts and choices to help make the system sustainable." -- Booklist, "A fascinating book full of surprising facts that will force you to reconsider everything you thought you knew about fruit and vegetables. Truly, this is food for thought." --Cal Flyn, author of Islands of Abandonment "Packed with insight, impeccably researched, and skilfully narrated, this book is attuned to the contradictions and possibilities of the contemporary diet and ripe with appreciation for the visceral importance of plants." --Rob Percival, author of The Meat Paradox and Head of Food Policy, Soil Association "Engaging stories and lively sanity for veg-forward eating in our complicated times." --Hattie Ellis, author of What to Eat?: 10 Chewy Questions About Food "Essential reading for anyone that eats, Avocado Anxiety takes you on a journey through food and its impact on our planet. Brilliant, just brilliant!" --Jake Fiennes, author of Land Healer: How Farming Can Save Britain's Countryside and Head of Conservation, Holkham Estate "In a quietly confident manner, Avocado Anxiety makes you think for yourself on matters that can only be described as universally urgent. Everyone should read it.'" --Caroline Eden, author of Black Sea, Red Sands and Samarkand "By turns fascinating, moving and funny, Louise Gray gives readers the knowledge they need to make more informed choices about what to eat." --Emily Beament, author of 12 Small Acts to Save Our World and Environment Correspondent, Press Association "Gray makes an overwhelming topic digestible... Avocado Anxiety encourages understanding the science behind one's food and demonstrates the global impact of every meal." -- Foreword Reviews "Gray, a journalist who specializes in food and environmental issues, is not afraid to get her hands dirty... With comprehensive research and intelligent, fair-minded writing, this is an informative, optimistic read." -- Kirkus Reviews "Fascinating and informative." -- Delicious "A portrait of a food system that has become miraculously proficient at giving us cheap produce whenever we want it but at the expense of so much else." --Ben Cooke, The Times, "A fascinating book full of surprising facts that will force you to reconsider everything you thought you knew about fruit and vegetables. Truly, this is food for thought." --Cal Flyn, author of Islands of Abandonment "Packed with insight, impeccably researched, and skilfully narrated, this book is attuned to the contradictions and possibilities of the contemporary diet and ripe with appreciation for the visceral importance of plants." --Rob Percival, author of The Meat Paradox and Head of Food Policy, Soil Association "Engaging stories and lively sanity for veg-forward eating in our complicated times." --Hattie Ellis, author of What to Eat?: 10 Chewy Questions About Food "Essential reading for anyone that eats, Avocado Anxiety takes you on a journey through food and its impact on our planet. Brilliant, just brilliant!" --Jake Fiennes, author of Land Healer: How Farming Can Save Britain's Countryside and Head of Conservation, Holkham Estate "In a quietly confident manner, Avocado Anxiety makes you think for yourself on matters that can only be described as universally urgent. Everyone should read it.'" --Caroline Eden, author of Black Sea, Red Sands and Samarkand "By turns fascinating, moving and funny, Louise Gray gives readers the knowledge they need to make more informed choices about what to eat." --Emily Beament, author of 12 Small Acts to Save Our World and Environment Correspondent, Press Association "Gray makes an overwhelming topic digestible... Avocado Anxiety encourages understanding the science behind one's food and demonstrates the global impact of every meal." -- Foreword Reviews
Table of Content
Prologue - Roots Chapter 1 - Old Beans Why plant protein will save the planet Chapter 2 - Bananageddon Why you should eat Fairtrade bananas Chapter 3 - The Valuable Esculent Why we should look after the soil Chapter 4 - Miciri Why food miles are not that bad Chapter 5 - Humblebees Why bees are important on farms Chapter 6 - Nightingale Farm Why birds are important on farms Chapter 7 - The Taste of Summer Why seasons are not that important Chapter 8 - The Space Zucchini Why gardening is good for mental health Chapter 9 - Magic Berries Why foraging is magic Chapter 10 - The Orchard Why diversity matters Chapter 11 - Perfectly Imperfect Why we have to cut food waste Chapter 12 - Avocado Anxiety Why simply being anxious won't solve the problem Epilogue - Roots
Dewey Decimal
634
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes

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