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Nine Ingredients to Change Our World

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By: Delia Smith, Jamie Kelsey Fry, Brian Eno - introduction
Narrated by: Delia Smith, Jamie Kelsey Fry, Brian Eno
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Delia Smith taught a nation how to cook. She worked to reinstate the basics of cooking and to remove ordinary people’s fear of it. The response was huge change. Now, Delia is calling for an even greater change: putting people back into the heart of politics.

In this short, powerful book Delia shares with us lessons from a long and eventful life. She introduces us to some of the greatest political thinkers past and present and reflects on what it means to be a human person. How goodness and kindness are eclipsed by oppression and confusion – and that true politics can only come from the people.

With a foreword from political activist Brian Eno and an afterword from Jamie Kelsey Fry, a leader of the Global Citizens’ Assembly movement, these nine essays will challenge the way you think about our future.

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Critics' reviews

"I want it known far and wide that this is a thrilling, sagacious, impassioned, persuasive and profound book, whose value rises in proportion to the clarity of its prose, depth of erudition and scale of ambition. Delia casts herself as nothing more than a mid-80s ex-chef who has learned a thing or two. This under-sells it. In fact, she emerges as a mesmerising, compassionate and noble humanitarian who has thought hard about the biggest challenge of our age" (AMOL RAJAN)
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