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A review by wanderingraccoonbooks
Really Very Crunchy: A Beginner's Guide to Removing Toxins from Your Life without Adding Them to Your Personality by Emily Morrow
fast-paced
3.0
*Thank you to Libro.fm, Zondervan, & Harper Collins for the free ALC in exchange for an honest review*
I wasn't sure what I was expecting going into this one. I follow @reallyverycrunchy on Instagram and enjoy the satirical (ok, and sometimes not so satirical) videos, but I wasn't sure how that would translate into a book.
My absolute favorite portions were the "Jason Says" portions at the end of each chapter (sorry Emily). I also really appreciate the emphasis that Emily puts into balance. As a "scrunchy"' person, I care deeply about the environment, try to spend lots of time outside, and try to avoid as many single-use things as I can. I also think its important to read books and talk to people who's views are different than your own to help keep an open mind and broaden your perspective.
Overall, I think this does a good job of showing different sides of living (silky, scrunchy, crunchy) without getting into a blame game or guilt trips.
-Jena B.
I wasn't sure what I was expecting going into this one. I follow @reallyverycrunchy on Instagram and enjoy the satirical (ok, and sometimes not so satirical) videos, but I wasn't sure how that would translate into a book.
My absolute favorite portions were the "Jason Says" portions at the end of each chapter (sorry Emily). I also really appreciate the emphasis that Emily puts into balance. As a "scrunchy"' person, I care deeply about the environment, try to spend lots of time outside, and try to avoid as many single-use things as I can. I also think its important to read books and talk to people who's views are different than your own to help keep an open mind and broaden your perspective.
Overall, I think this does a good job of showing different sides of living (silky, scrunchy, crunchy) without getting into a blame game or guilt trips.
-Jena B.