Valorie M. Allen’s Groundbreaking Book “How Many is Enough?” Explores Humanity’s Population and Environmental Crisis
In her compelling work, the author confronts the urgent global challenges of population, connecting the dots to a world reeling from environmental, social, economic, and political crisis. The book will be displayed by the self-publishing and book marketing company ReadersMagnet at the upcoming Frankfurt Book Fair on October 15-19, 2025.
Val Allen’s book is a crash course on the population issue. It is a trove of information both for novices and for those who have had a long-standing interest in the issue. It can serve as both an inspiration and tool kit for anyone who wants to do something about the problem. –Dr. Madeline Weld, President, Population Institute Canada
Canadian novelist Valorie M. Allen is one of the strongest voices this year, and her book “How Many is Enough?: The Defining Issue of The 21st Century” will be displayed at the 76th Frankfurt Book Fair. The book trade fair, which is the largest book trade show in the world, will be held at the Messe Frankfurt, Ludwig-Erhard-Anlage 1, Frankfurt, Germany.
“How Many is Enough?” forces readers to consider overpopulation, one of the most urgent but frequently disregarded global issues. She makes the connection between growing populations and the ensuing catastrophic extinction of species, climate change, and environmental degradation.
With clarity and courage, the book dispels myths and taboos surrounding population issues, reminding readers that every environmental gain is quickly erased without addressing the root cause of unsustainable growth. Moreover, the book offers practical solutions for a sustainable future.
Drawing on more than 40 years of work with environmental, animal rights, and population organizations—and recognition with the Canadian Volunteer Award—Allen blends extensive research with emotional storytelling. She offers hope in addition to sobering realities by showcasing global success stories and tried-and-true remedies. This book challenges humanity to reconsider its direction and choose a more deliberate trajectory in the direction of a sustainable, healthy future.
Allen’s groundbreaking book also serves as the foundation for her new documentary, TICK TOCK BOOM BANG, which has now been entered into film festivals around the world. Watch the official trailer here:
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By having “How Many is Enough?” exhibited at the Frankfurt Book Fair 2025, Allen continues her mission to spark worldwide dialogue on a topic that affects every living being. Book lovers, authors, publishers, and advocates alike are invited to explore her transformative message at ReadersMagnet’s exhibit at Stand 6.0 A12.
Get a copy of “How Many is Enough?: The Defining Issue of The 21st Century” on Amazon or Barnes & Noble. Learn more about Valorie M. Allen and her work by visiting https://populationinsync.net/.
Book Details
“How Many is Enough?: The Defining Issue of The 21st Century”
Author: Valorie M. Allen
Book Genre: Political & Social Sciences
Publisher: Library and Archives Canada
Published Date: April 30, 2025
Author’s Biography
Valorie M. Allen of Alberta, Canada, has spent the last 40 years working with environmental, population, and animal rights groups and was awarded the Canadian Volunteer Award for her efforts. She is a proud member of Population Institute Canada. This work follows her first award-winning book, Growing Pains—A Planet in Distress, as she continues to shine light on humanity’s most critical failure.
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