Carbophobia: The Sorry Truth About America’s Low-Carb Craze,
Michael Greger, M.D.
A Way Out: Dis-ease Deception & The Truth About Health,
Matthew Grace (matthewgrace.com)
Magazines
VegNews
(vegnews.com)
Satya
(satyamag.com)
Spiritual/Self-Help Books/CDs
Your Erroneous Zones,
Dr. Wayne Dyer
Real Magic,
Dr. Wayne Dyer
You’ll See It When You Believe It,
Dr. Wayne Dyer
Notes from a Friend,
Anthony Robbins
Get the Edge CDs,
Anthony Robbins
You Can Heal Your Life,
Louise L. Hay
Anatomy of the Spirit,
Caroline Myss, Ph.D.
Cookbooks
The Uncheese Cookbook,
Joanne Stepaniak
The Garden of Vegan,
Tanya Barnard and Sara Kramer
How it all Vegan,
by Tanya Barnard and Sara Kramer
The Compassionate Cook,
PETA & Ingrid Newkirk
CalciYum,
David & Rachelle Bronfman
The Native Foods Restaurant Cookbook,
Tanya Petrovna
The Candle Cafè Cookbook,
Joy Pierson and Bart Potenza with Barbara Scott-Goodman
Viva le Vegan!,
Dreena Burton
Very Vegetarian,
Jannequin Bennet
Veganpeace.com offers recipes and reviews of veggie cookbooks Restaurant Guides
vegoutguide.com
happycow.net
vegdining.com
The Tofu Tollbooth,
Elizabeth Zipern and Dar Williams
VegOut: Vegetarian Dining Guide to New York City,
Justin Schwartz
VegOut: Vegetarian Dining Guide to Seattle and Portland,
George B. Stevenson
VegOut: Vegetarian Dining Guide to Washington, D.C.,
Andrew Evans
VegOut: Vegetarian Dining Guide to San Francisco,
Michele Ana Jordan
VegOut: Vegetarian Dining Guide to Southern California,
Kathy Lynn Siegel
VegOut: Vegetarian Dining Guide to Chicago,
Margaret Littman
VegOut: Vegetarian Dining Guide to Houston,
Ann Sieber
VegOut: Vegetarian Dining Guide to Salt Lake City/Denver,
Andrea Mather
Merchandise
Web Sites
veganstore.com
VeganEssentials.com
AnimalRights Stuff.com
AlternativeOutfitters.com
feelgoodtees.com
mooshoes.com
veganunlimited.com
TheVegetarianSite.com
VegSexShop.com
Web Sites
GoVeg.com
meat.org
peta.org
farmsanctuary.org
pcrm.org
cok.net
protectinganimals.org
veganmd.org
atkinsexposed.org
atkinsdietalert.org
VeganOutreach.org
afa-online.org
informedeating.org
organicconsumers.org
holisticmed.com
congress.org
anthonyrobbinsdc.com
drwaynedyer.com
hayhouse.com
oa.org (overeaters anonymous), 505-891-2664
Food Web Sites
vegieworld.com
deliciouschoices.com
veganstore.com
rawbalance.com
playfood.org
TreeHugginTreats.com
simpletreats.com
chocolatedecadence.com
leaheyfoods.com
vegandreams.com
goodbaker.com
rosecitychocolates.com
eatraw.com
nutrilicious.com
allisonsgourmet.com
healthy-eating.com
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