Books are frequently published related to Animal Welfare issues. We always welcome reviews of new books and are steadily building our archive which will be useful to students and those with an interest in the subject.
The following books have a review available:-
Clicking on title takes you to the review, Clicking on the image takes you to Amazon website if stocked.
With the Eyes of Love
We are there with the animals - Dispatches from the front line
By Rev Christa Blanke (translated by Sheelagh Graham)
Published by Animals' Angels Press
ISBN 978-3-9814946-4-8
170 pages Hardback
Price £4.50 from ASWA Shop
Familiar Strangers
The Church and the Vegetarian Movement in Britain (1809–2009)
By John M Gilheany
Published by Ascendant Press
ISBN 978-0-9552945-1-8
265 pages Paperback
Price £9.99
Compassionate Eating as Care of Creation - by Matthew C. Halteman
The Humane Society of the United States
2100 L Street, NW Washington DC 20037
44 pp
available via http://humanesociety.org/faith
Eating Animals - by Jonathan Safran Foer
Hamish Hamilton
314 pp,
ISBN 978024114393
Every Creature a Word of God - Compassion for Animals as Christian Spirituality
by Annika Spalde & Pelle Strindlund
Published by Vegetarian Advocates Press
Cleveland, Ohio, USA
[This is a translation into English (USA) from a Swedish text first published in 2005.]
ISBN 978-0-9716676-3-1
One Dog at a Time: Saving the Strays of Helmand - by Pen Farthing
Published by Ebury Press
ISBN 978-0-0919-2880-3
Bad Hare Days - by John Fitzgerald
ISBN: 978-1-905513-67-3
The School of Compassion - A Roman Catholic Theology of Animals
by Deborah M Jones
ISBN 978 0852447314
The Inner World of Farm Animals: Their Amazing Social, Emotional and Intellectual Capacities
by Amy Hatkoff
ISBN 978-1-58479-748-7
Mornings of Joy by Rosemary Fitzherbert Jones
available via review page
The Animal Manifesto - by Marc Bekoff {Awaiting Review} 
Climate and Christ - A Prophetic Alternative - by Edward P Echlin
Published by The Columbia Press
ISBN 978-1-85607690-6
Second Nature - The Inner Lives of Animals by Jonathan Balcombe
ISBN: 978-0-230-61362-1
Theology on the Menu: Asceticism, Meat and Christian Diet
by D. Grumett and R. Muers 
ISBN 978-0-415-49683-4
The Friends We Keep - Unleashing Christianity's Compassion for Animals
By Laura Hobgood-Oster
Published by Darton Longman & Todd Ltd
ISBN 978-0-232-52845-9
237 pages Paperback Eleven black & white photographs
Price £14.99
We Don't Do That Tune, Vicar
by Reg Frary
More disharmony in the choir
ISBN 978-1-85311-837-1
Published by Canterbury Press, Norwich Paperbacks
The Lost Chords
by Reg Frary
The parish choir tries its best
ISBN 978-1-85311-977-4
Published by Canterbury Press, Norwich Paperbacks
Tommy's Ark: Soldiers and their Animals in the Great War
by Richard van Emden 
Hardcover: 352 pages
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC (1 Nov 2010)
ISBN-10: 1408806118
ISBN-13: 978-1408806111
The publication of this book coincided with a year in which ASWA was particularly remembering Animals in War. It provides detail both of the great suffering which animals endured in the First World War and also of the great comfort and hope which animals gave the troops who fought in that war. It can be thoroughly recommended to anyone with an interest in the subject.
The Bunny Hugging Terrorist
By Joan Court
With a Preface by Tony Benn
Published by Selene Press
74 Sturton Street, Cambridge , CB1 2QA
ISBN 0-9543452-1-1
Price £9.99
120 pages Paperback Black & White and Colour Photographs
When I read In the Shadow of Mahatma Ganhdi (Joan Court's autobiography to 1977) I hoped that there would be a sequel; here it is. The previous volume finished with Joan at the age of 60 going up to Cambridge to read Social Anthropology.
In the Shadow of Mhatma Ghandi
By Joan Court
With a Preface by Bruce Kent
Published by Selene Press
74 Sturton Street, Cambridge , CB1 2QA
ISBN 0-9543452-0-7
Price £7.99
208 pages Paperback Black & White Photographs
All lives are voyages; Joan Court's journey has taken her further than many. After what we would now call a "deprived childhood" involving genteel birth in 1919, the divorce of her parents, an alcoholic and abusive mother, teenage work in domestic service, a father who committed suicide and little formal education one might imagine that Joan Court's life story would be one of misery and hardship. One could not be further from the truth.
ST FRANCIS OF ASSISI - Poor Little Rich Man
By Allan Procter
Published by Melrose Press Limited
St Thomas Place, Ely, Cambridgeshire, CB7 4GG
ISBN 0-905226-88-8
Price £10.99
105 pages Hardback One Black & White Photograph
Good Food for Everyone
A people’s takeover of the world’s food supply
By Colin Tudge
Published by Pari Publishing Sas.
Via Tozzi, 7 58045 Pari (GR) Italy
ISBN 978-88-95604-13-8
Price £9.99/€13.50
174 pages Paperback No illustrations
