We would like to congratulate Christine Gascoine the winner of last weeks book. If you would like to pick up a copy of the Prepper's Long-Term Survival Guide: Food, Shelter, Security, Off-the-Grid Power and More Life-Saving Strategies for Self-Sufficient Living
you can do so by clicking on the title and purchasing it through Amazon.
you can do so by clicking on the title and purchasing it through Amazon.
Once again I have not read this book. I will have a personal review on the book for next week. Here is a review of this book from a friend of mine. I hope you win thus book.
The Prepper's Complete Guide to Disaster Readiness by Jim Cobb is like a primer for readiness for the novice and a foundational reminder for the veteran prepper. There is virtually not a stone left unturned in this book but still it doesn't go too deep off track in one way or another as to distract from the goal. Disaster Readiness can be a wide reaching topic but the author, Jim Cobb has done a wonderful job of streamlining it and compartmentalizing it without making it seem overwhelming.
From laying the groundwork of "Why to prepare" to finalizing some ideas of "Where to go" in a disaster, The Prepper's Complete Guide to Disaster Readiness will take you on a logical and easy to follow journey, yet still open up your eyes to some things you may not have thought of before. Topics are wide, but so is the security of readiness, but unlike life itself, The Prepper's Complete Guide to Disaster Readiness is neatly compartmentalized in the approach so you can find your area that need improving and refer to it regularly.
Jim discusses this topic on levels that range from relationships (Children, Pets and Elderly) to supplies and skills. I highly recommend The Prepper's Complete Guide to Disaster Readiness for the novice and the seasoned veteran of preparedness alike.
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