Out of work for a few months. Need a good survival book.

[JackAysJake]

I wont be going back to work till probably the middle of June. Im looking for a good survival book. I have found so many at books a million its crazy. Anyone suggest a certain one?

Thanks
Jake

[Diesel]

Back to Basics is one of my all time FAV books

http://www.amazon.com/Back-Basics-Traditional-American-Skills/dp/0895779390

[JackAysJake]

That looks like a good one, would have never guessed it to be a good survival book til I read the description. My aunt suggested this: Crisis Preparedness by Jack A. Spigarelli.

[avking]

The Encyclopedia of Country Living
&
Atlas Shrugged

[TacSKS]

Whatever you choose check out a website called fetchbook.info It searches all the book sellers online and comes back with the lowest prices. I've been used it for college textbooks and saved a small fortune. Best of luck with your job!

[Long_Hunter]

Sounds like you have some time on your hands... Recommend the Fox Fire series, arguably the very best collection of 18th and 19th century how-to knowledge that has already faded from 99% of the collective memory of America. As time permits, you may even be able to practice some of the skills. Good stuff for sustainable living in the after times.
LH

[Rifleman14]

Suprising enough my school library as the entire foxfire series and I'm in the proccess of reading them. They do have a lot of valuble info.

[neverknow]

Ive just got done reading aton edwards Preparedness now!! and its good but dont read the firearms part. He has lost his freaking noodle.

[prkchp76]

cool keep it up