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"A powerful narrative...makes a compelling case." -Dr Shannon Brincat, Research Fellow, Griffith University. This inspirational collection of personal stories from many of the most eloquent, passionate and intellectually progressive voices in today's growing Animal Rights movement challenges widespread perceptions of our relationship with animals and ourselves. With a powerful blend of compassion and honesty, the writers share pivotal moments that awakened them to a life-changing awareness. With open eyes, hearts and minds, they describe their entry to a new world of compassionate living and...

Polar bears are supposed to live where there is plenty of ice and snow. Why would one be living in a fridge in the city?

The world is full of wonderful animals for young children to love, appreciate and care for...

Pigs like to sleep in the hay... They like to roll in the mud...They like to eat apples... They don't like to be breakfast... They don't like to be lunch... They don't like to be dinner... How can Uncle Edgar and the Lady in the Hat wake up the sleeping hearts so they know pigs just want to be free?

Harold Brown suffered a heart attack at the age of eighteen due to his heavy consumption of animal products.

As a cattle farmer he didn't realize that his livelihood could cause so much damage. His extended family of farmers, the local community, youth organizations and TV were telling him one thing: Animal products are good.

Harold truly believed he was doing good work, living a good life and being a good person.

For the better part of his life he was not a conscious participant in what was happening. But deep down he felt uncomfortable with the things he was expected...