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How to Make the World a Better Place: 116 Ways You Can Make a Difference
by Jeffrey Hollender, Linda Catling
from W. W. Norton & Company

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0

• Do the proceeds go to a non-profit organization?
  I applaud the author for this effort and will gladly donate the cost of the book to any non-profit organization that is "helping to make the world a better place" in return for an electronic copy of the book. Ideas such as this should be available to everyone.
  I have not read the book, so this is really not a review, but how could anyone give a negative review of such a work? I look forward to reading this material and as a result, taking action where possible to help reach the goals.

• Great wonderful stuff, but out of date
  Presentation:
  The interior text is formatted nicely. I don't recall encountering any typos. No interior illustrations, graphics, or photos. The text is divided up into headings, subheadings, etc to lend sufficient visual interest, and this makes it significantly easier to skim the book if necessary. The writing style is neither humorous nor bland.
  Subjects covered:
  The book is divided into eight parts, is further divided into 33 chapters by subject, and is further divided into 116... more info

• The most inspiring book I have read!!!
  This is a great book, reminding us that no matter what we do, it affects the whole world. So we might as well direct our attention and affect our world in a positive way by following the suggestions the authors have put together. Extremely well researched and organized book. Everyone can make a difference. I wish everyone would read the book to find out how!!!

• a perfect guide for the perplexed
  This book is different from most books of the 50 Ways to Save the Earth genre because it covers a diverse array of social, political, ethical, and environmental problems in an in-depth fashion. The authors explain tough issues like the environmental effects of eating styles in clear, calm terms. The suggestions to make the world a better place range from extremely easy acts to reduce personal consumption to ambitious, challenging proposals for personal engagement with the homeless, the homebound, and others... more info

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