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Aside from my book collection has outgrown the bookshelf I ordered two new books to add to the overcrowding;

The Complete Guide to Water Storage: How to Use Tanks, Ponds, and Other Water Storage for Household and Emergency Use

The Complete Survival in the Southwest: Guide to Desert Survival
I have my own version of the desert survival guide, it’s called live somewhere where there is water!
 
If shtf the internet would be worthless. Having some good paper references would be well worth the effort.
The large majority of my books are reference, non-fiction. but lately I have been reading a lot of fun fiction stuff, finished "Alas, Babylon" yesterday, considering this was released in 1959 it was surprisingly up to date or so I thought. This book was actually very very well written. I recommend it.
 
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I know this book is for Canada but it has a pile of information that could be useful on both sides of the border. Also the field guide to mushroom picking in the Pacific Northwest is awesome for the pack as it takes very little room.
 
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I know this book is for Canada but it has a pile of information that could be useful on both sides of the border. Also the field guide to mushroom picking in the Pacific Northwest is awesome for the pack as it takes very little room.

B. C. Has a lot of the same plants as Washington State especially along the coastal ranges and a lot of foraging books can be used universally :)
 
Pop was just in here at lunch, said that the book "77 Days" didn't tell anyone what to do. LOL, thought that was pretty funny, he isn't a prepper and I had just given my Mom the book to read over the weekend for something to do. Well, maybe that will get them to thinking. He said no medicine, no nothing. LOL, poor ole Pops. I told him he needed a faraday cage. What's that!? He has a truck, 1972, drives it daily, says it will run.
 
The large majority of my books are reference, non-fiction. but lately I have been reading a lot of fun fiction stuff, finished "Alas, Babylon" yesterday, considering this was released in 1959 it was surprisingly up to date or so I thought. This book was actually very very well written. I recommend it.
That takes me back to my early school days!


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I have several books on herbal medicine, one on identifying mushrooms, one on practical medicine when there is no doctor, hydroponics, many on gardening and seeds, one on building a root cellar, got a copy of the lost ways somehow...some fun books, music books...I keep adding so I don’t have a real list.


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I think that probably is bug-in.

Almost all my books are geared towards America. are these available below?

LDS Preparedness Manual (ignore the religious content)
Family Preparedness Handbook: Making the Best of Basics (mostly food preparation)
SAS Survival Handbook (it's a Brit book)
 
I was just wondering if any others here subscribe to Cappers Farmer or Grit magazines? These are both great magazines for anyone interested in self sufficiency or homesteading. For those who want electronic issues, Grit has 12 years of back issues on a USB gizmo. Cappers Farmer may offer an electronic format too.
 

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