So first of all, go check out ecolibris.net because they support a super awesome cause. I’m a total treehugger and often feel guilty about the number of books I own. Those were once trees. Beautiful, big, old-growth trees. This campaign is a way to educate book readers on the eco-friendly book options out there. They feature books printed with recyclable and renewable resources.
The book I requested and read was a book of poetry by Sweta Srivastava Vikram, titled Because All is not lost: Verse on grief. 
This collection of poems is short, only about 25 pages long, but it is also very powerful. Anyone who has ever experienced the loss of a loved one needs to read this. I lost my dad two years ago, and reading these poems, it was like Vikram’s feelings were my own. I connected with every one of them and reread them each many times over. I am a huge poetry fan, but haven’t read any since my Poetry 101 class last semester, which was pretty much the “class from Hell”. (Or so I thought until an awful class this semester) Reading the beautiful poems in this collection was so refreshing after not reading poetry for so long (and reading poetry I absolutely detested in my poetry class..). Vikram’s prose are gorgeous and flow effortlessly. I know this is a short and sweet review, but it’s hard to write a lot about a short little poetry collection that makes a hell of an impact.
Just take my word for it and read it! There weren’t any poems I didn’t like. I loved them all, and I definitely want to read more by Sweta Srivastava Vikram.
A Book and a Beer 
There is nothing like poetry. I say, Let's get rid of all the textbooks in the world and replace them with poetry. And then let's see what happens!
My Green review is here:
http://readerbuzz.blogspot.com/2010/11/green-books-campaign-stuff-reduce-reuse.html
I hope you will stop by.
I love poetry too (as you may be able to guess from my name!)
How fantastic! I had no idea there was a Green Books Campaign! Thanks for posting about it.
stopping by from another stop on the tour….I reviewed this poetry chapbook in August: http://savvyverseandwit.com/2010/08/because-all-is-not-lost-by-sweta-srivastava-vikram.html
I really loved it and the connection you could make so easily with her verse. She does have another book out, if you are interested, “Kaliedoscope: An Asian Journey of Colors”
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