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Each section in this guide introduces an everyday "difference-maker" and offers strategies on how to meet one locally, questions to ask, and websites to visit; interviews and mini profiles conclude some chapters. The subjects (judge, crafter, "someone from a different religion") are a random assortment and the design is rather busy, but the energetic tone sets this title apart from other community-helper books. Ind.