It's Not That Radical
Climate Action to Transform Our World
- Published: 4 July 2023
- ISBN: 9780241640555
- Imprint: Dorling Kindersley
- Format: EBook
- Pages: 256
"Her debut book is a long-awaited read for anyone who is keen to understand the systemic causes of climate degradation and what we can do about it."
Adele Walton, DAZED
Mikaela is the real deal! One of those rare voices able to see the bigger picture and connect the dots to understand how multiple forms of exploitation are interconnected, and to think and organise strategically accordingly. Her commitment, vision, and integrity are as inspiring as her joyful energy.
Emma Dabiri
"Practical, urgent: a clarion call for transformation from the front lines of the fight for people and planet."
Naomi Klein
"It’s Not That Radical is an empowering call to action for liberation for us all."
Nadia Whittome MP
"This book will give you hope that a new world is possible."
Layla F. Saad
"It’s refreshing to read someone who is educational, well-read and, crucially, hopeful about the future."
Aisling Bea
"Outstanding, accessible and radical to the core"
Tori Tsui
"Mikaela is the real deal!"
Emma Dabiri
"An enlightening, emphatic must-read for everyone."
Yomi Adegoke
"An accessible, practical toolkit that shows us the responsibility we all have in working towards a better climate future."
Cathy Reay
"Grounding and groundbreaking."
Xiye Bastida
"This book is not just world changing, it’s world saving."
Charlie Craggs
"A powerful guide to climate activism and the true meaning of climate justice."
Jack Harries
"A necessary read."
Leah Thomas
"Climate justice made simple."
Kenny Ethan Jones
"Mikaela’s transformative book reinvigorated by activism."
Bonnie Wright
"My only regret is that I didn’t have this book when I started my activist journey."
Ellie Goulding
"An exceptional and brilliant call to arms."
Jon Snow
"The ripples this book has stirred in my subconscious will be felt for a long time, and will make me a more thoughtful and effective activist."
Evanna Lynch
"A must read for activists everywhere."
Grace Blakeley
"An accessible, friendly and hopeful manifesto for change."
Grave Beverley