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Build Better Habits. Heal the Planet.

Road to Renewal will show you how small personal changes can drive powerful environmental transformation. It’s a guide for anyone who wants to live more sustainably — without feeling overwhelmed.

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A New Approach to Personal and Planetary Change

Most environmental advice feels impossible: go zero waste, live off-grid, never buy plastic again. Road to Renewal is different.

You’ll learn how to shift your habits gradually and effectively. Whether you’re just starting out or deep into your sustainability journey, this book will give you a framework to follow — one that actually works in real life.

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Loved it! A captivating read from start to finish.

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It gives a sense of a bright future and a sense of hope

August 13, 2025

I find the book inspiring and a sense of hope comes through reading it..A well conceived story to remind us there’s allways hope for a better world.

A.Alves

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Unfiltered impressions from our first readers—raw, real, and revealing.

I appreciate the intent behind the book, and some chapters genuinely made me pause and reflect. The journey from apathy to action was relatable. However, as someone in tech, I found the solutions a bit simplistic. Not every system can be fixed by mindset shifts alone. Still, it's a worthwhile read for anyone starting to question their role in the planet’s future—even if I didn't agree with everything.

Nick Alvarez

"Road to Renewal" gave me a sense of hope that’s hard to come by these days. The storytelling is raw yet uplifting, weaving personal struggles with collective action. As a mother, the intergenerational message hit home. It reminded me that the choices I make echo far beyond today. I knocked off one star only because I felt a few sections dipped into idealism without enough grounded solutions—but overall, it’s a powerful push toward living with purpose.

Liz Thompson

Absolutely inspiring. Road to Renewal isn’t just a book—it’s a wake-up call and a blueprint. The narrative is honest about how broken things are, but it doesn’t stay stuck there. It moves forward with fierce optimism. I read it in two sittings and have already recommended it to three classmates. For young people trying to figure out how to fight without burning out, this is the book we’ve been waiting for.

Pedro Silva