s a writer, I've always imagined having a little shop where I could share my favorite books with my readers, and now, with the magic of the Internet, here it is! 
An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest.
Benjamin Franklin
What's Toxic, What's Not
This is a great companion book to my Home Safe Home.
Where I focus mainly on the "what's not," this book focuses mainly on the "what's toxic" and gives a lot more detailed explanation about WHY you should be using all the nontoxic and natural products I recommend. Chapters cover lead, radon, mold, asbestos, food toxics, water pollutants, consumer products, indoor and outdoor air pollutants, toxics in the workplace, toxics in schools, toxics in yard and garden, power lines and EMFs, hazardous waste sites, and more. Where I have arranged Home Safe Home by product, this book is arranged by toxic exposure, and then tells the health effects of that chemical or material, where it can be found, and some nontoxic alternatives.
