Title: Reshelved as fiction
Product review: I found a copy of this book in a used bookshop located in the main branch of the Memphis library. It was on a shelf with nonfiction books about childhood education. I moved it to the "Christian Fiction" shelf. (My apologies to C.S. Lewis for staining the dignity of his works by doing this.)There is plenty of room in environmental studies for criticism, for close examination of the data, and for factoring in economic sustainability (being careful not to impose too many "Whole Foods values" on a "Kroger/Safeway economy."But this book has nothing to do with science-based criticism or sustainability. It's straight out of the bowels of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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