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P F petefeiged552 — Thank God people like Bill McDonough and Michael Braungart exist and share their knowledge. Cradle to cradle seems like the smartest vision of what our generation and the ones to come should aim at doing in society of consumerism. I am myself a person who recycles, but I never thought about the "downcycling" effect entailed by most of today's recycling processes. The cradle-to-cradle approach proposes to rethink from scratch: - what constituents should be put in the very products we consume every day, so that we can throw away things without causing trouble to the environment (which would be fun as well) - the conception of buildings so that they actually generate more energy than they consume + so that the people working in them enjoy being in their offices -- as opposed to dark, artificial, dull ones. Clearly a very interesting book, in the continuation of ones such as Silent Spring from Rachel Carson... Highly recommended!

Feliciano Ruy-díaz _eli — very hard to get into and very confusing!!!it was hard to relate to but by the second half of the book i got into it and ended up enjoying it.

Juliana Gs _uliana_oto — Eric is really into these books, and I read the one before (Fever Dream) so I decided to read this one after him. It was good, fast read, kept me wanting to read the whole time. The only thing that really annoyed me was the lack of explanation about the previous book. I read it awhile ago and I couldn't remember all the details- Eric had to fill me in on some of the characters.