TITLE: BOSH! How to live vegan
AUTHOR: Henry Firth & Ian Theasby
RELEASED: 2019
GENRE: Non-fiction
GOODREADS RATING: 4.00
WHERE: Waterstones Brussels
WHEN: October 20, 2019 – 16:00-17:00
SYNOPSIS
Do you want to go vegan but have no idea where to start? BOSH!, the pioneers of simple, delicious plant-based cooking and the guys behind the biggest vegan video channel on the web, are here to help!
BOSH!: How to Live Vegan covers all aspects of vegan living from plant-based food and wine to vegan toiletries, travel, and clothes. Henry and Ian address the benefits of veganism on our health and the planet and answer a variety of questions on living life without animal products. Should you be eating avocados? Is it okay to wear an old leather belt? What do you tell your friends when they offer you a glass of non-vegan wine?
Pioneering a new way of thinking, BOSH! is helping to make a sustainable and ethical lifestyle accessible to everyone. Whether you’re a committed vegan, looking to improve your lifestyle, or starting out for the first time, this book has all the know-how and inspiration you need to pursue and enjoy a plant-based life.
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It’s time for my second Waterstones Brussels-spotlight! On October 20th, you have the chance to meet the authors of How to live vegan and get your copy signed as well! I’m not vegan myself, but I can see how this book might be interesting for whomever interested in trying to live more plant-based.
If you’re afraid you’ll forget about the event, be sure to save it on Facebook, put yourself as interested – or even better, as present – and definitely let me know all about it afterwards!
Are you vegan? Are you trying to implement more plant-based habits into your life?How is it going so far?
What are tips you’d give people trying out being vegan for the first time?
Books & Munches 
Oh, thank you for introducing me to this book. My older girl (she’s 19) went vegetarian a few years ago and is trying to work her way towards being completely vegan. I”ll have to get this for her. My other girl (she’s 17) eats as much plant-based as she can, but tends to have low iron levels so she still eats meat.
And that was probably more than you wanted to know. Hahaha.
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Haha, that’s okay! I think it’s awesome to hear they’re so focused on what they eat, to be honest! I’m not vegetarian or vegan, but I do try eating something non-meat every once in a while. I’m too much of a meat-lover to give it up entirely, but I want to try and put some more healthy and environment-friendly options in our diet!
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I agree, and I know it’s better for their health so I support it as much as I can. My husband is a huge meat eater (and hates 98.7% of all vegetables) but I could easily go without a couple times a week. Baby steps, right? Change your habits a little at a time and they stick better. 🙂
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