Calling all Bloggers! Your Blog Wanted! Book Giveaway!

I'm selecting 31 bloggers for a blog tour for my new book, Happy Herbivore Abroad, who can promise to post a giveaway on a certain date between 12/1 and 12/31.

I've done "blog tours" with both of my previous books and it was so much fun!

**Thank you for all the submissions! We've filled all the spots for a giveaway tour**

You can see the …

Meet Dana. As Dana's 50th Birthday approached (I know! She doesn't look it!), she decided to get into shape — and thought she had until her blood work came back. After a shocking discovery, Dana went plant-based and changed her life!

HH: What motivated you to make a change?
In January of 2011, as I approached my 50th birthday, I decided it was time to lose some weight and get in shape. So I started working out at the …

Just in time for Thanksgiving — this week's meal plan has a special Thanksgiving Day menu! We've also included all your favorite Thanksgiving flavors (and Fall favorites!!) throughout the week.

PLUS, we're including our handy Thanksgiving Survival Guide e-Book with menu ideas, tips for adapting your family recipes, and my personal tricks for navigating the dinner table without blowing diet goals!

This is THE plan you don't want to miss! Plus, we have pumpkin pancakes!

Individual Plan Highlights:

Cinnamon-Raisin Oatmeal
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While in Finland for the release of Everyday Happy Herbivore in Finnish, I had a good bit of downtime to scope out the local vegan eats.

As I mentioned in my previous Finland post, I met up with a few Finnish bloggers for a lovely vegan breakfast:

The restaurant Silvoplee (a play on the French, s'il vous plait) also had two vegan cakes for us to try:

I know I'm always preaching "less is more" (and it is!) on Minimalist Monday; but that begs the question, well, what can you do with the stuff you're getting rid of? 

I'm always quick to suggest donation and recycling (both terrific options!), but wouldn't it be great if being a minimalist also put cash in your pocket?

I mean, yes, in the grand scheme of things, being a minimalist does mean more money in your pocket because you're spending less …