Books by Jenny Taylor

If you're looking for a way to satisfy your sweet tooth cravings while burning fat, keeping full and increasing your energy at the same time, then this cookbook is for youTime and again, science, as well as the personal experience of many great people have proven that the ketogenic diet is one of the most reliable ways to burn off those extra pounds. You feel full of energy and vitality, your metabolism is reset and you generally feel great, among other things.Just one problem.The ketogenic diet tends to feel... restrictive, especially if you're an unrepentant foodie or if you're the type that prefers to have a little more variety when it comes to your food. After all, there's only so many eggs, avocado and bacon you can tolerate before you're bored out of your mind.In this special cookbook, Anthony and Jenny Taylor completely get rid of the myth that keto meals are boring and shows you how you can eat your cake and have it with delicious, lip-smacking snack recipes and fat-bombs that will satisfy your cravings while making sure you remain in ketosis.Here's what you're going to discover in Keto Snacks:Over 10 sources of healthy monosaturated and saturated fatsThe essential keto snack grocery shopping list with everything from protein products to fruits and spices6 bulletproof tips to help you remain in ketosis with a special tip to help you remain in ketosis when dining out20 crunchy snacks recipe that will make your taste buds singOver 10 recipes for dips and sauces that are ridiculously deliciousOver 15 of the very best fat bomb recipes for losing weightVegetarian-friendly keto beverages17 swimmingly delicious snacks for vegetarians...and much more!Even if you're new to keto and are wondering what your food table should look like or you're an experienced veteran of the ketogenic lifestyle looking for more variety, you're going to find many recipes in Keto Snacks that are right for you and will blow your mind and taste buds!Scroll up and click the "add to cart" button to buy now!

"The issue . . . in the multicultural millennium is not so much the ''Islamization'' of a once-Christian culture as the emergence, with state collusion, of discrete territories where vastly different norms prevail, shut off and resentful, a breeding ground for ferment and a target for hostility."In the aftermath of the London suicide bombings, this unusual book seems more prophetic than ever. Begun six years before 9/11, it examined the roots of political Islam and its offshoots in Britain. In describing the indifference of policy makers and government officials to religion, it warned of extremism taking root among disaffected young Muslims--and offered a vision of hope tempered with realism that might have helped avert tragedy had it been more widely heeded.The book''s timely republication offers another chance to understand the roots of our present crisis--and a way out of it. Lamin Sanneh, himself a former Muslim, explores the history of Islam''s always controversial accommodations with the West. Jenny Taylor''s debut contribution engages critically at the grassroots level, looking in detail at Islam in Britain, its mission and tactics, and the State''s inadequate response to them. "Neglect would appear to have been government policy." Lesslie Newbigin describes the loss of a sense of direction in the West as bankrupt secular ideologies confront fundamentalism with politically correct platitudes or coercive legislation that is destroying the West''s historic freedoms. All three authors call for a radical Christian critique to replace the false and evidently failed policies of neutrality of the State.