"In this lovely little book Scott Davison defends the novel thesis that everything has intrinsic value to some degree. What fascinates me is that Davison presents his case in a highly accessible manner without compromising its depth and rigor. This book is an important contribution to discussions of intrinsic value within and beyond academic philosophy." -- Yujin Nagasawa, Reader in Philosophy of Religion, University of Birmingham, UK "Clear and straightforward, this book challenges widely held views about what sorts of things are intrinsically good or valuable." -- Noah Lemos, Leslie and Naomi Legum Professor of Philosophy, The College of William & Mary, USA