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Survival expert Cody Lundin is back with a no-holds-barred guide for city slickers on how to survive the next disaster, whether natural or man-made. Lundin offers a blunt and honest account of what every family needs to prepare for possible emergencies, from shelter, water, food, cooking, survival kits, and sanitation, to the emotional and mental capabilities that keep us from falling into full panic mode. Lundin delves into the making of the self-reliant mind, and helps people to understand not only what physical resources are necessary, but which mental and emotional resources are vital for survival as well. This book uses commonsense techniques and knowledge that will help anyone who wants to explore the idea of becoming more self-reliant.
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Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Index | Back Cover
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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I loved this book not only was it a good read, it was also informative interesting and a great way of thinking. This book although is primeraly perparing you for disaster and what to do in event of it, has undertones of a more free thinking self reliant individuals and thats the way i roll. This book is far from tin hat end of the world and more of a thought provoking positive attitude CAN DO book.
I would strongly advise a read of this book on a cold winters day and just see where it takes you.
I would strongly advise a read of this book on a cold winters day and just see where it takes you.
31 of 32 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I've always been concerned over how to survive in times of disrupted energy, food or water supplies. This book provides excellent advice in preparing for, and managing, survival when 'all hell breaks loose'. This is not a survival book in the bushcraft style, but it offers sensible and practical advice for your survival in times of power failure or scarcity of food and water.
A brilliant book.
A brilliant book.
56 of 59 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Of half a dozen books on survival issues, this is my favourite, so far. It's all about how to survive at home, by someone who is a survival instructor, who lived on the streets for a while and who has practiced everything he preaches - for years.
Of some of the others I bought, The Self-Sufficiency Handbook is mainly for the UK and has excellent basic (but not too basic) suggestions that I found most useful, with sections on recycling, going off-mains including generating your own power, organic gardening, animal husbandry, brewing, and preserving produce.
Disaster Survival is compact and covers a very wide range of disasters but is boring. The First Aid Manual covered a wide range of accidents and had lots of pictures, which was good. Organize for Disaster was somewhat over-basic and US-centric but might be worth getting out of the library for a look (if they stock it). Life After Doomsday was so extreme I had to have some soothing rice-pudding while reading it, but if you have any reason to suspect long-term survival problems and looters/attackers, it is amazingly logical, sensible and practical.
This book and the Life After Doomsday book were the least boring to read and therefore their advice is most likely to be remembered, and hence useful, in case of need. However, both require weeks of expenditure and preparation.
Of some of the others I bought, The Self-Sufficiency Handbook is mainly for the UK and has excellent basic (but not too basic) suggestions that I found most useful, with sections on recycling, going off-mains including generating your own power, organic gardening, animal husbandry, brewing, and preserving produce.
Disaster Survival is compact and covers a very wide range of disasters but is boring. The First Aid Manual covered a wide range of accidents and had lots of pictures, which was good. Organize for Disaster was somewhat over-basic and US-centric but might be worth getting out of the library for a look (if they stock it). Life After Doomsday was so extreme I had to have some soothing rice-pudding while reading it, but if you have any reason to suspect long-term survival problems and looters/attackers, it is amazingly logical, sensible and practical.
This book and the Life After Doomsday book were the least boring to read and therefore their advice is most likely to be remembered, and hence useful, in case of need. However, both require weeks of expenditure and preparation.
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must read
Cody once again tells it like it is for a real world disaster senario in an easy to understand way. He tells us how to prepare and use everyday items to help us in most urban... Read more
Published 27 days ago by annon
Not if but when.
I found this book very funny and very informative.If the worst happens you'll want this to hand.Much better than I was expecting,it deals with serious issues in a way that is easy... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Jacqui.G
Well, I never knew that!
I'm not really expecting an 'end of the world' disaster here in N.Wales but I like to be prepared and previous reviews sounded good. Read more
Published 2 months ago by J. C. Day
Great for all who want to prepare for the worst case scenario
If like me you've seen a few too many disaster films and are convinced the end is coming soon, then this book is really good. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Clare C
Fantastic, Funny and Could Save Your Life
This is a fantastic book, jam packed with useful survival information in the setting you're most likely to need it - (for most of us) an urban environment. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Eric Bresci
The best on the market!
I read this book over a a long weekend last year and I'm only now doing the review. The book, Cody, is "mutt's nuts"! Its the best overall survivial on the market at present. Read more
Published 2 months ago by John Cronin
2012 is here
As a trained astrologer I know that the 2012 phenomenon is a manufactured and over-hyped con. It did not even exist until the mid-80's and even then 2013 was the trigger date. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Elizabeth O
Worry about the prophets of doom?..get this book
Do you worry about the prophets of doom?, war, asteroid collision, mega tsunamis, mega volcanoes! end of world in 2012 as its claimed again..... Read more
Published 4 months ago by megazaya
Great book.
I found this book highly informative. What is basically a very worrying subject is treated with insight and humour and I definately got a lot out of it. Read more
Published 6 months ago by Avid Reader.
You can puke your guts up
THis book gets you thinking about priorities some of which are gruesome and antipathic. The options are explained and YOU have to deal with it. Read more
Published 9 months ago by B. Zabavnik
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