book recommendations?

i've been on a vegan reading kick lately, and was wondering if anyone had any suggestions for more! currently i'm reading the food revolution by john robbins, and in the past few months i've read skinny bitch, the omnivore's dilemma, and the face on your plate.

what are your favorite veg books?

The Ethics of What We Eat by  . . . *checks google* Peter Singer. 

China Study, Eat to Live

"The Kind Diet" by Alicia Silverstone. Very awesome book. It was just released and I finished it in a day. It opened my eyes to a lot of things. I have been slowly but surely making the transition over to vegan but this book really kicked me into gear.

The World Peace Diet by Dr. Will Tuttle. I watched him speak at Chicago's Veganmania fest last week; amazing info, will really open your heart to veganism. It's especially good reading if you're only into veganism for health reasons; he gets into the spiritual idea of Ahimsa and the social and spiritual implications of using other living beings for our food.

Dr. Tuttle has a doctorate in Philosophy from Berkely, he studied as a Zen priest in Korea, and he has been travelling the US for 14 years living out of a solar powered RV. Pretty interesting guy!

it's not a vegetarian book really, but still great...Animal Vegetable Miracle. It's about eating local, and it's really good.

 Raw Food Real World

By Matthew Kenney and Sarma Melngailis.

BEAUTIFUL PICTURES

It's gone down in price since I bought it for $40.00

It's my favorite

I hear than Sarma has also written a followup book as well.