Praise

admin December 21st, 2007

“This is not an ordinary book: it’s more like a new pair of glasses, allowing you to see everything around you with greater clarity. Suddenly the world is more comprehensible, more manageable, even more beautiful. You won’t want to take them off.”—Barbara Kingsolver

“A fresh look from an original mind, a woman who is grappling with real life problems worldwide and who is pragmatic and out-of-the-box in seeing where entry points for change can be made. If this book isn’t inspirational and helpful, then I don’t know what is.”—David Belden, in Tikkun

“Lappé has succeeded masterfully, saying what every presidential candidate should, and she is doing so with the boldness that is required.”—John Nichols, The Nation

“I love Getting a Grip. Its great positive energy awakens us to a whole new way to think and to act. Read it now.”—Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, author of Failing the Faithful

“An absolute must-read! Very inspiring and empowering. It makes you want to jump out of your seat and do something that will better our world.”
Lina Musayev, Co-founder of United Students for Fair Trade

“Displaying her usual laserlike logic, Lappé’s crystalline assessments virtually leap off the page. A source of inspiration.”Booklist

“A terrific book. It is clear, handy, and smart.” —Kaethe Weingarten, author of Common Shock

“Lappé reaffirms people’s capacity for creating a good world out of the calamities endured by our current one, [showing] how we, relying on our ‘basic sanity,’ can successfully meet the challenges of globalism and world terrorism.”Foreword

“How did I feel when I finished this book? Exhilarated!”—Gloria Meleo Foster, community leader, Milwaukee

One Response to “Praise”

  1. barbara corningon 10 Feb 2008 at 3:36 pm

    To Frances Moore Lappe, Thirty five years ago, I was a single parent with two children. I don’t think there was a household lacking a copy of” Diet for a Small Planet”. I am inspired by your consistency and nostalgic for the days when so many more of us got “involved”. A personal thanks for your awesome work. All The Best, Barbara Corning

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