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Anna Shepard's 'How Green Are My Wellies': top tips on living a green and glamorous life

anna shepherd how green are my wellies.jpgAnna Shepard's down-to-earth style and practical approach to environmentalism has made her column in the Times a huge hit. Now, the Eco Worrier has brought out a yearbook, drawing on her wisdom and experience in green living.

The book is aimed at those who want to have fun while living responsibly (don't we all?) and describes Anna's efforts to live a life that is both enjoyable and sparkly green. Whether growing vegetables, throwing a clothes-swap party or concocting natural potions, she proves that being planet-friendly is liberating and enriching. Get it for £9.89 at Amazon

Posted by AbiSilvester on May 23, 2008 in Arts & information, Green News | Permalink

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What a great book!

Anyone who has been to the 14 year old web portal EcoMall.com knows about all the great GREEN shopping web sites are on the internet today.

Come walk the walk at the EcoMall.

"EcoMall.com, an eco-shopper's paradise, has links to all manner of green products -- from pest control to organic bed linens." - Chicago Tribune

Posted by: Tom Kay | May 28, 2008 8:30 AM

Thank you so much Hippy Shopper for mentioning my book. Any chance that the text could be tweaked so that my surname is spelt correctly?
Thanks very much. Anna Shepard

Posted by: Anna Shepard | June 2, 2008 2:51 PM

Thanks so much for mentioning my book. Any chance that the text could be tweaked so that my surname is spelt correctly? I am a Shepard!
Thanks.

Posted by: Anna Shepard | June 2, 2008 2:52 PM

Thanks so much for mentioning my book. Any chance that the text could be tweaked so that my name is spelt correctly? Thank you

Posted by: Anna Shepard | June 2, 2008 2:56 PM

Of course - d'oh. You must get *so* irritated by that...

Posted by: AbiSilvester | June 2, 2008 4:52 PM

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