The definitive case for a radical reassessment of humanity's relationship with other animals - for the good of us all.

The book that had the greatest impact on me, says Jane Goodall.

Perhaps the most influential document in the history of animal welfare, according to the Guardian.

In 1975, Animal Liberation launched a global movement when it exposed the abuse of animals in industrial farms and laboratories, highlighting these appalling practices as morally indefensible. In the decades since, science has confirmed Peter Singer's arguments about animal sentience, and plant-based diets have become mainstream.

This landmark book has changed millions of minds, and yet, for animals, the situation has gotten worse. Fully revised for the 21st century, Animal Liberation Now reveals these new developments and enhances its arguments to address the urgent issues of our time, including the impact of meat consumption on the climate emergency and the spread of new deadly viruses. A book with mobilizing power and significance, it proves that the need for a radical reassessment of our relationship with animals is more pressing than ever.

It will inspire a new generation of readers who are steadfastly committed to creating a just society for all.

The necessary foundational text for the movement, new and updated.

One of the most important books of the past 100 years, according to the Ecologist.

Pages: 368, Dimensions: 12.9x12.9cm