The Life You Can Save: How to Do Your Part to End World Poverty

Peter Singer's compelling argument for effective altruism makes the ethical case that we can—and must—do more to address global poverty. This isn't preachy moralising; it's a pragmatic, deeply researched exploration of how small, strategic donations can save lives. Singer dismantles our excuses and offers a roadmap for meaningful action. Perfect for anyone who's ever wondered whether their contribution actually matters, or readers ready to turn good intentions into real impact.