Comments on James and the Giant Moose: Having Faith

i'll second the wow. i also haven't heard of this ...

2007-11-27T19:09:00.000-06:00

i'll second the wow. i also haven't heard of this book and i'm sure once i read it i'll wish i had...especially since i am 9 months into breastfeeding at this point! i really hate the horrible sinking feeling i have when i discover something else unhealthy that i might have possibly exposed the love of my life to. but it sounds like this book is a call to action to prevent those feelings from ever happening in the first place. it is definitely on my list.
(and yay for more anthro-mamas out there!)

Having Faith really is a wonderful book--both pain...

2007-11-27T10:38:00.000-06:00

Having Faith really is a wonderful book--both painful and beautiful to read. And the message so vital (think of how much our consumption habits as parents adds to the pollution contaminating breast milk--it's all connected). Your review perfectly captures the essense of the book that needs to be read by every mother, father and congressperson.

i'd never heard of this book, so i am glad you cho...

2007-11-27T00:16:00.000-06:00

i'd never heard of this book, so i am glad you chose to review it. it sounds like a fascinating (and eye-opening) read. i will be adding to to my book list. thank you! :)

Hi Susana... I'm so glad you chose this book. I wa...

2007-11-26T12:10:00.000-06:00

Hi Susana... I'm so glad you chose this book. I was intending on reviewing it only I didn't get it finished on time. It is one of the most beautiful books I've ever read... I simply adored the beautiful way she uses language to describe pregnancy and breastfeeding - almost poetry. (maybe because I used to be a literature teacher!)
Sadly, it's very hard to get this book in the UK - although I managed to get it via an external supplier on Amazon. I hope lots of people rush out to buy it now that you've brought it to everyones attention ;)

This book is certainly timely as more and more are...

2007-11-26T11:38:00.000-06:00

This book is certainly timely as more and more are paying attention to the environment. Thanks for bringing it to light. The concluding statement about wanting mother's milk to run pure hits hard.