This gorgeous hardcover facsimile of an 1875 edition recaptures the age-old fairy tale's magic with a poetic retelling by a noted Victorian author and artist that's graced by 10 full-color and numerous black-and-white images.
The book explores the transformative power of food systems during World War II in Britain, highlighting how citizens united to combat food scarcity and promote sustainability. It draws parallels to today's climate crisis, emphasizing the need for collective action in agriculture and consumption to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. By showcasing historical strategies and the resilience of communities, it inspires hope and outlines a path for modern efforts towards sustainable, equitable food production and consumption, reinforcing the idea that significant change is achievable.